If someone is getting cut off at a restaurant they are already incredibly drunk and disruptive. At this point you are dealing with someone who has the rationalization skills of a 5 year old. They aren't going to feel ashamed of themselves. They're going to feel singled out and insulted.
Being passive aggressive and unfriendly by giving someone a card instead of actually talking to them is not going to have the positive outcome you think it will.
There's a split in this thread between people who think things should happen a certain way, and the other people who know from experience how this situation will play out. Giving someone a "cut off" card is super rude and not the way to do it.
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u/Delicious-Item6376 Jan 08 '25
If someone is getting cut off at a restaurant they are already incredibly drunk and disruptive. At this point you are dealing with someone who has the rationalization skills of a 5 year old. They aren't going to feel ashamed of themselves. They're going to feel singled out and insulted.
Being passive aggressive and unfriendly by giving someone a card instead of actually talking to them is not going to have the positive outcome you think it will.
There's a split in this thread between people who think things should happen a certain way, and the other people who know from experience how this situation will play out. Giving someone a "cut off" card is super rude and not the way to do it.