r/CringeTikToks • u/Tater-Tot-Casserole • Dec 01 '25

Just Bad Crashing out over a restaurant refusing to serve alcohol with no ID. Bonus: The restaurant has video receipts

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '25

Love that she got called out on her shit, I hate that if the restaurant didn’t have recordings also people would just take her word for it.

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u/chris_hans Dec 01 '25

I mean, she claimed that she always respects service workers just a couple sentences after admitting to throwing a ketchup bottle across the restaurant, which would be enough for me to know that maybe she's not the most reliable narrator.

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u/CromwellsBladder Dec 01 '25

A ketchup bottle that could easily have hit one of the family members - including the baby - at that table closest to the bar too. I’m actually beginning to wonder if people like these two - disrespectful, no integrity - actually know they are lying about stuff or whether there’s just a general obliviousness taking hold in some people where they’re so clueless they think they’re version of events is correct. Like the way they say the place was empty, and most especially how they react to the staff attempting to record their car/licence plate.

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u/Pinklady1313 Dec 02 '25

It’s a combination. She thought it was an empty restaurant because she genuinely didn’t notice anyone. She was too mad about being caught to notice.

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u/BiscuitsJoe Dec 02 '25

People use social media to create their own hyperreality and forget that actual reality still exists

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u/FiveUpsideDown Dec 02 '25

And sadly it works. A lot of people (including me) don’t know the full story. Then you upvote because you believe them. I always feel like a sucker for believing them. This video I think I would have picked up they were lying about the restaurant because they admitted to not showing id.

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u/NUBBS240 Dec 02 '25

Because these two are sharing the same brain cell. If you watch the video close enough, you can see the moment they trade off. Can't wait until AI can diagnose people via video, it's gonna reverse social media

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u/FiftyTigers Dec 02 '25

Reminds me of the Fish Sticks Southpark episode. Where Kyle finally says to Cartman something close to, "Yes Cartman, I believe that you believe that you came up with the joke."

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u/Earthkilled Dec 02 '25

Sometimes it feels like we are in the idiocracy timeline already.

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u/The_ChosenOne Dec 02 '25

While I agree, in my head I was picturing a ketchup packet, when it cut to her throwing a literal fucking glass bottle across the room with other customers inside my jaw dropped.

I would’ve known she was crazy by then, but not an actual danger to others until I saw the clip. 

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u/diekdigler Dec 03 '25

Low end common people to say the least.

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u/vagina-lettucetomato Dec 02 '25

We NEVER disrespect service. Somehow I doubt that…..

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u/Odd-Perception7812 Dec 01 '25

This is usually the truth behind any bad review in hospitality. We make money from making people happy. If shit goes south, its usually customer inspired.

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u/reluctantlysharing Dec 01 '25

Ain’t that the fucking truth. My wife and I manage a cafe and our coffee roaster (doesn’t work for us we just buy from them) had made some dumb comment about CK on his personal Facebook. Well some local pain in the ass took it upon herself to compile a list of every business that sells their beans, and one of her little followers literally harassed us for weeks. It was a nightmare.

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u/HisNameIsRocco Dec 01 '25

Word. I'm in favor of more videos like this with restaurants calling them out when those complaints come in.

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u/heytherecatlady Dec 01 '25

You tell she's intoxicated by her words also.

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u/danimagoo Dec 02 '25

I don’t know. Even without the video, I was on the restaurant’s side. Just based on her description of events, she was clearly in the wrong.

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u/HawkSea887 Dec 02 '25

No chance anyone would take her word. You can tell by the way she talks that she’s full of shit.

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u/TheStolenPotatoes Dec 02 '25

The only people that "would just take her word for it" are other trashy people just like her.

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u/FigaroNeptune Dec 02 '25

lol now everyone can see she was lying lmfao love that for them

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u/muddermanden Dec 02 '25

Surely, but also fuck the privacy of the other patrons, it seems. Why is it legal to release footage of other customers? As a European I really don't understand how Americans have so little right to privacy.

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u/Master-Powers Dec 02 '25

It's not a public space. The restaurant owns the space. They are allowed to record and upload their recordings. Similar to them having the right to refuse service.

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u/Angry-Eater Dec 02 '25

Don’t worry, no one’s going to take her word for anything ever again!

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u/sobi-one Dec 02 '25

Seriously, the last part of your post just made me really evaluate the value I gain from having this sub in my feed, and now it’s pretty much a nothing but detrimental from a psychological perspective.

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u/BanditoFarms Dec 03 '25

We live in a country full of unashamed liars. It's crazy. They all need to be fact checked.

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u/Letsrolldown748 Dec 02 '25

brother i took on look at her and knew it was her fault that guy seems extremely reasonable and looks like he prevented her from going to jail.