No, They Didn’t Cut the Line — How Restaurant Orders Actually Work

Food & Wine·Apr 7

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A woman at a restaurant was reportedly taking a long time to decide on her family's order, prompting the employee to help other customers. The woman allegedly became upset and left without ordering, accusing the employee of being disrespectful. The incident has been reported, but details and context surrounding the event are unclear.

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