One Life Can

Your waiter has a hard job. He’s on his feet for hours and gets the blame for food not being prompt or correct even though he’s not the one actually cooking the food. Consider leaving a generous tip and add a kind note to your receipt. He’ll appreciate it. Trust. Oh, and even if your waiter is horrible…give him the benefit of the doubt. Maybe he’s had an especially difficult customer, is covering on a short-handed shift, or just dealing with something else in life. We all have those days. Instead of stiffing him on the tip, try leaving him a nice tip and a kind encouraging word. Then leave and watch from somewhere unnoticed. Once he’s read your note, you’ll see him get an extra pep in his step and give just a little bit better service to his next set of customers.