Customer Leaves Bad Review On Diner After Waitress Compliments Husband’s Eyes

A woman’s decision to leave a bad review for a diner has resulted in a waitress losing her job. The incident occurred when the waitress made inappropriate comments about the woman’s husband and complimented his eyes. The woman left a negative review, which ultimately led to the waitress getting fired. However, the waitress reached out to the woman, stating that she didn’t mean to cause any trouble and was just complimenting her husband’s eyes. The woman’s inlaws criticized her for overreacting and causing irreparable damage to the waitress’s life. Do you think the woman was justified in leaving a negative review? Or did she take things too far? Read on to find out more.

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A woman leaves a bad review on a diner after a waitress makes inappropriate comments towards her husband. The manager contacts her to resolve the issue and fires the waitress, but later the waitress reaches out to her and claims she was just complimenting her husband’s eyes. The woman’s inlaws accuse her of overreacting and being jealous. What do you think? Read on for comments and reactions.

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