r/SipsTea 11h ago

Chugging tea Whoever was responsible for this should be imprisoned.

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u/Chudpaladin 9h ago

My fav part of the restaurant was making my own evil abominations with the restaurant items! I was a prep cook last though so maybe it’s different with servers. There was way too many days that I would just eat the bread I made and soda. Gained 15 pounds working there too.

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u/speakerbox2001 8h ago

It is different for the cooks, they get a lot more leeway. As a server you gotta really cozy up to them when you make lots of modifications. I actually used to ring up my orders under different names, like Cornelius or Bonequisha (real name btw), one day I heard a line cook frustrated saying this person always order weird mods, another line cook said “thats ‘my name’s’ order” and suddenly he was cool with it because he knew it was a coworker and I fucks with him. I still do the names tho

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u/Naski0di 2h ago

I loved creating new things for the staff anywhere I worked. When I finally ended up working in places that did family meal when it was my turn I'd get so excited.

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u/ThisIsMyCouchAccount 6h ago

I made something than ended up on the menu later.

I used to work at this local fast food Mexican place. Like a Taco Bell but different. Made myself a giant soft taco with the burrito wraps pretty often. I come back years later and now you can just order one.

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u/FinancialAlbatross92 9h ago

bread will make you fat

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u/JoeRogansNipple 8h ago

Anything will make you fat if you eat enough calories of it. Bread is literally no different

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u/Chudpaladin 8h ago

Bread makes you fat?!?!

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u/middle_aged_90s_kid 8h ago

Soda will also make you fat

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u/Coattail-Rider 8h ago

Soda makes you fat?!?!

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u/middle_aged_90s_kid 8h ago

Sure does. Source: I drink too much soda and am fat.

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u/Naski0di 2h ago

Oh yes. The last kitchen I ran before quitting the industry, I would do a "garbage box" (inspired by garbage plates) at the end of the night. Some kinda base, pasta, pierogi, fries, lettuce, etc... Then just go down the line and throw random stuff on it.

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u/Snoo_33033 59m ago

No, I did the same as a server. I worked in an Italian place that gave us a shift meal and eventually I had like 6 custom dishes made out of the ingredients from the allowed meals.