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    Florida Server Snaps at Customers During Song Performance and Quits: ‘Tired of These People’

    Chloe RamirezBy Chloe RamirezJune 3, 20263 Mins Read
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    Florida Server Snaps at Customers During Song Performance
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    A server in Miami, Florida, attempted to entertain her customers by singing a song. However, the customers were more interested in ordering drinks, and the server reportedly snapped at them for interrupting her performance. Others described the experience as one of the worst they had encountered, and it now appears that the server and her coworkers are leaving their jobs for good.

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    ♬ original sound – Valeria💋

    The incident took place at Tea Around Town in Florida, an experience that lets guests enjoy a double-decker bus ride while sipping tea and taking in some lighthearted sightseeing. However, for reasons that remain unclear, one of the servers seemed especially determined to perform a cover of Adele’s version of “Make You Feel My Love,” as shared by TikTok user rayito_tiktoker_93 (Vale).

    The customers certainly didn’t feel any warmth from the server, who lashed out at them with expletives after they demanded drinks. Vale and her friends, meanwhile, were shocked to the core. The server then declared that she was “done” and announced that she was quitting her job. She went on to call the customers “rude” and criticized them for laughing while she was singing.

    The server is then shown thrusting the microphone toward a customer and asking, “Is this still funny?” Meanwhile, the song’s backing track continues to play, creating a tragically anempathetic musical backdrop to the scene.

    The exchange continued until the Florida server told the customers to be quiet and insisted that they show some respect. “I’m tired of dealing with these people,” she added. “I don’t get paid enough for this.”

    The Worst Experience

    Another TikToker, perovane_ (Vanessa), shared a separate video documenting her experience at Tea Around Town. Her clip appeared to have been filmed earlier in the day, and a server—likely the same one featured previously—could be heard saying, “I’m quitting for sure. Today’s my last day.”

    Vanessa revealed that the bus arrived two hours late, the food was soggy, and several menu items were unavailable. Worst of all, one of the servers began singing a parody of “The Wheels on the Bus,” altering the lyrics to mock the two-hour delay.

    Describing it as the “worst experience ever,” Vanessa’s clip also showed another server advising her and her friends to request a refund. She later added that both she and her friend had decided to quit.

    Tea Around Town apologized to both women, stating that they were “reviewing the matter.” However, users criticized the experience, describing the servers as unprofessional.

    “You can’t expect workers who are clearly at their breaking point to remain professional on a doomed tea party bus,” one user wrote. Another commented, “My daughter wanted to go on that tour. Not anymore!” A third added, “Now THIS is tea and sightseeing.”

    Hopefully, the customers received refunds, and the servers, despite their rudeness, were given a much-needed break. They were clearly overwhelmed.

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