A Reddit post went viral when a woman shared her experience at a diner where a waitress allegedly flirted with her husband. The woman claimed the waitress made inappropriate comments, prompting her to leave a negative review on the restaurant’s Facebook page. The manager contacted her, expressing concern about the impact on their new business. The woman offered to remove the review if there were consequences for the waitress.

The manager later informed her that the waitress was fired, leading to a direct message from the waitress explaining she meant no harm. The woman’s in-laws criticized her, but Reddit users generally supported her, noting the waitress crossed boundaries. One commenter mentioned the double standard, stating, “If it had been a male waiter… everyone would be saying to alert the police. It’s just plain creepy!”

However, some Reddit users questioned the woman’s reaction, suggesting jealousy issues. The woman clarified she didn’t intend for the waitress to lose her job, just to leave a negative review. The controversy sparked a debate on appropriate behavior in the service industry.

In summary, a woman’s negative review of a diner led to the firing of a waitress accused of flirting with her husband. The Reddit community debated the appropriateness of the woman’s actions and the waitress’s behavior.