'Disrespectful': Parents slammed for letting child spill food at a restaurant
A Redditor shared how a family did not stop their child from tossing food around at a restaurant. Many people have expressed disappointment over this incident.
A family was heavily criticised on Reddit after a user shared how the parents let their child create a ruckus inside a restaurant. As per the user, the child was flinging the food around, and the kid’s parents made no attempts to control the situation. But that's not where the story ends. (Also Read: Thai restaurant's clever name makes people say 'it's genius')
Reddit user Cruiseman_80 shared and explained how the family came to the restaurant and let their child throw food everywhere. Moreover, the parents left the entire mess for the staff to clean up. In the caption of the post, Cruiseman_80 wrote, “Is this ok now? A family at a local pub let their kid fling food all over the place and made zero attempts to stop them, then left it for staff to clean up.”
They also shared a picture of the table where the family was sitting. The picture shows food spilled on the carpet near the table.
Take a look at the post here:
This post was shared on August 3. Since being shared on social media, it has received close to 5,000 upvotes. Many even took to the comments section of the post to share their thoughts on it.
Here's what people are saying about the incident:
An individual wrote, "Movie customers are pretty bad and I say this as a customer myself. Some just pour the remnants of their popcorn on the floor and laugh about it."
A second commented, "I hate parents like this. We went to a restaurant the other day and I made sure I cleaned the high chair after we used it and I made sure the table was clean. I wouldn’t let my children throw their food around at all. It’s just so disrespectful, and I would never expect someone else to clean go after us."
A third added, "My kids have been those kids dropping food everywhere (not deliberately) and I have been on my hands and knees in more than one venue cleaning it up waving off the staff who kept offering to do it. My kids, my problem, the staff aren't paid enough to have to deal with that as well."
A fourth said, "Pubs, clubs, and restaurants need to start charging a clean-up fee if patrons leave a mess like this. If parents let their children make a mess and won't clean it up, they need to pay for it."
