Most regulars think the same way. Other employees, too. They've lost some good people b/c of keeping her. I've heard she does things for and sucks up to the owner, and they'll never get rid of her. Last month, a very cute, great-smiled woman, who'd worked there before, left, and bartended somewhere else for 2 years, then came back, left again. People, including myself, told the owner (who likes me, so I can give input to her) hey, when is "Danielle" going to bartend.
Owner kept saying "She doesn't smile enough", prompting regulars to say..But what about HER? She never smiles! Yet, they keep the crabby one on, while other, more deserving employees who do know customer service, walk away.
She's there every Friday night, so we're stuck at least that night. I usually don't go in on weekends, but if I do, she's there. Now that the patio is open, and one of their smoking hot, former bartenders is back, we can go out there instead and avoid crabby-ass.
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Most regulars think the same way. Other employees, too. They've lost some good people b/c of keeping her. I've heard she does things for and sucks up to the owner, and they'll never get rid of her. Last month, a very cute, great-smiled woman, who'd worked there before, left, and bartended somewhere else for 2 years, then came back, left again. People, including myself, told the owner (who likes me, so I can give input to her) hey, when is "Danielle" going to bartend.
Owner kept saying "She doesn't smile enough", prompting regulars to say..But what about HER? She never smiles! Yet, they keep the crabby one on, while other, more deserving employees who do know customer service, walk away.
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That's not a very good for business. I'm sorry you're stuck with her.
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She's there every Friday night, so we're stuck at least that night. I usually don't go in on weekends, but if I do, she's there. Now that the patio is open, and one of their smoking hot, former bartenders is back, we can go out there instead and avoid crabby-ass.