Why do waiters in Albania act like cidiotes?

It's not like we asked for something extra, we didn't have any dark manners... we didn't insult them, we didn't look at them ugly, nothing...

We didn't understand why that behavior, it was as if it was hindering our existence and whether the restaurant was open to a certain kind of people and we didn't meet the standards.

All of this happened on a weekend trip to Laleise Bay with friends, until our only goal was to spend two calm, relaxed days, not even getting to the equation that our well-being would remain in the shadow of some stupid waiters.

We were five people, but two of us traveled one day later than the rest of the group.

After a relaxing day on the beach, we decided to sit down for a meal at one of the bars near the beach.

The waiters had no interest in making us feel welcome... because of the conversations we had between friends, the reasoning came up, but these aren't real waiters, they're just seasonal and they don't care. )

Well, there's no manual anywhere that says that waiters don't really have to act like idiots.

We felt excessive whenever we froze our hands to make a new message... there was a collective sense of negative energy that was transmitted by those seconds while the waiter was standing near our table.

I personally offered him 1,000 dollars for a 900-dollar fee and was waiting for the change. I would be happy to offer a modest tip of 100 lek to the servant, but she did not even come to terms after that absolutely catastrophic service.

In fact, three more drinks were obtained on the bill of one of my friends with whom I had traveled.

When we complained about too much drinking on the bill, the waiter in question reacted with speculation and said that he would now fix it. All right, I offered him 1000 dollars for a 900 dollar fee, but I was surprised when he returned me only 30 bucks, like everything was okay.

When I told him that the change was $100, not 30, the one with incredible arrogance, he told me he'd quit all free, don't pay for it. )

But that's not all, on the same weekend, a family member of mine had traveled to Demerie, where he was informed of no the unique popularity of waiters there.

The family man in question had asked for a pearl pizza at a restaurant near the beach, possibly looking for some extra olives.

The waiter in question said, "It's olives on the menu," that's what he answered, as the first one had added what he wants so... we make 10,000 euros a day, and we have time to deal with your demands...

If any of these waiters read this... please stop acting like idiots. If you're not happy with your jobs, we don't owe you that kind of behavior.

Or if you're not competent to perform such a task, just don't do it, because you can cost your clients losses, which I don't believe have an account of losing customers because of your stupidity.