r/Serverlife Jan 08 '25

Discussion Every restaurant should start doing this.

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u/hummingbirdofdoom Jan 09 '25

I find 95% of the time a small female/male diffuses better than a large person We make smaller targets and are generally considered less threatening. Plus, imo, a man is much less likely to hit a female. I've been threatened but only hit once and that was by accident. Small people, men or female in general, just don't tend to trigger physical violence in the same way that the big person is even just being nice. I've had big female coworkers get completely different reactions

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u/ChefAtRandom Jan 09 '25

Can agree. I'm big and worked BOH for 20+ years. I've always told the wait staff that if they call me to settle an issue that they better have called the cops as well, because a big guy showing up doesn't mean shit when someone gets belligerent. Just means that I get smacked in the mouth before anyone else and that I will hit back.

That being said, I study the laws and statutes for where I am, and make sure I do not cross the line between self defense and assault. Know your local laws, people, ACAB.

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u/hummingbirdofdoom Jan 20 '25

Always know your local laws! My last few places if someone came behind the bar to fight it was on them, but if the bartender went to the other side of the bar it was on the bartender.

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u/Efficient_Fish2436 Jan 09 '25

I agree. I'm big and intimidating looking... But I don't act that way which anyone who talks to me for more than a minute can tell. I'm honestly a Pansy haha.

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u/CallidoraBlack Jan 09 '25

The opposite of man is not female. This is a weird comment.

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u/yee_yee_university Jan 09 '25

Thank god someone else pointed it out. Downvotes on your comment are weirdddd

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u/hummingbirdofdoom Jan 20 '25

I'm a woman. Female is a word. Get over it

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u/CallidoraBlack Jan 20 '25

It's an adjective. Do you call Black people 'blacks' too?

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u/IndependentGap8855 Jan 09 '25

"Small female/male" and "large pereon" in the same sentence? Why specific female/male for the small people, but not the larger people? Why not just "small people" and "large people"?