‘I’m not feeling well after karma caught up with me!’ The server claims he lied to customers who left him a $500 tip after telling them the waitress fell down the stairs with her missing order.
- Dean Redmond reveals in a TikTok that he was tipped $500 on Christmas Eve
- New York waiter says he lied to customers about their missing order
- He forgot to get her order for four sandwiches, but didn’t blame himself
- Instead, he told customers a waitress carrying their order fell down the stairs
- Dean, 22, said after telling them the waitress was in ICU, customers left the hefty tip
- The video has been viewed over 21,000 times, with TikTokers criticizing his behavior
A 22-year-old waiter has sparked an outcry on TikTok after admitting a lie he told customers and helping him land a $500 tip.
New York’s Dean Redmond revealed in a post that he was hosting a table of 22 on Christmas Eve and because he was “terrible” at his job, he forgot to place an order for four sandwiches.
Instead of taking the blame, he lied to the table and said the waitress who brought the food slipped on the stairs and was taken to a hospital’s intensive care unit.
The concerned customers reached out to Dean for updates on their condition, and when it came to payment, they left $500 along with a note that read, “Dear employees, please don’t stress! Things happen. We hope she’s doing well! Love Paul & Sue.’
Dean Redmond reveals he was hosting a table for 22 and forgot to order four sandwiches. He lied and told them the waitress with her food slipped on the stairs
In his TikTok post, Dean says he doesn’t know what to do with the situation, frantically saying, “I’m going to get such bad karma for lying at this table.”
He reveals that he didn’t share the tip with other employees because they would then have found out about his lies.
To date, Dean’s video, which includes the hashtags #restaurantreview #lies #serverproblems, has been viewed more than 21,000 times and some people have slammed him for his dishonesty.
“OMG ura beast! I could think of the lie but never pull it off because I couldn’t deal with them asking me all the questions I don’t have the answers to,” one person said.
Another person wrote: “Imagine the people who [left] Watch one of your videos for these great tips.’
To date, the waiter has more than 165,000 followers on TikTok, and many of his fans are waiting for the next installment of his workplace nightmares
A third TikTok user was similarly outraged by Dean’s behavior, saying: “Congratulations! They make us doubt any server that busts its ass and is rightly in crisis. Respect to all servers that are not manipulative.
While most people vented their anger at Dean’s actions, some praised him for being a “genius.”
One follower also thanked him for sharing his dilemma, exclaiming, “I love your stories.”
It’s not the first time Dean has opened up about his waitstaff mishaps, and his other TikTok videos detail similar incidents.
In one post, he even talks about the perks of lying to customers when you’re bad at your job but still want big tips.
He describes a specific incident where he had a table full of customers and forgot to place an order for onion soup.
Instead of admitting it, he made his colleague sit down crying, and he told the table that she accidentally spilled the soups all over herself while carrying them and ended up suffering third-degree burns.
To date, the waiter has more than 165,000 followers on TikTok, and many of his fans are waiting for the next installment of his workplace nightmares.
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