Servers share how customers expect them to skip bathroom breaks during peak hours

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‘Being in the bathroom for 2 seconds having a co-worker texting you’: Servers share how customers expect them to skip bathroom breaks during rush

‘I be answering the walkie mid stream.’

 

Parks Kugle

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If you’ve ever worked as a server then you know the pain of having to wait hours to use the bathroom. Customers demand service, but often forget that their waiter is a human being who may be overworked.

In a recent TikTok video, viewed over 689,000 times, TikToker agcowart (@agcowart1) films a short clip highlighting such #serverlife absurdities.

The video begins with one server balancing a tray with a glass of water on it, while he shuffles cross-legged in the back of the restaurant. A white text reads, “When we are in the middle of a Saturday rush and our tables think we don’t have bladders.” A song begins, “Well, I guess I’ll just piss on the floor” as the first waiter and @agcowart teeter across the back of the restaurant with their legs crossed.

Multiple commenters related to the dilemma and discussed how even a minor restroom break can cause work to pile up.

“You come back to coworkers telling you that your table is complaining about neglecting them,” a user said.

“Being in the bathroom for .2 seconds having a coworker texting you saying you have a new table,” another lamented.

“They be acting like it’s crazy that we go to the bathroom,” a user replied.

“I just straight up forget about peeing or drinking water for like 6 hours,” a commenter reflected.

“A table followed me into the bathroom and asked me to get their server. I said I would and she said, ‘can you go now?’” another TikToker recalled.

@agcowart1 my coworkers #fyp #foryoupage #serverlife #servertiktok #serverproblems #restaurant ♬ original sound –

It’s been a busy few days for TikTok’s servers: In viral clips, America’s wait staff has called out customers who want to charge their phones, “helpful” diner etiquette, and showing up early for a reservation.

The Daily Dot reached out to agcowart via TikTok comments.

 
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