Affectionate_Fart 6 points 1y ago
As a shift, I will say, it’s polite to ensure you’re restocked, set up for success, it’s not just a “byeee”. she’s also one person, she has to know everyone’s weakness and strength, she has to look at the floor and see who to replace, maybe the two coming back from break aren’t great at bar or warming, or whatever zone it takes. Mornings can roll quickly, it happens to me too, and generally takes a moment or two to figure out how the floor is (because it’s often that I’m dealing with 10 different things *money, floor, customers, restock, bar support, front support, and also figuring out where everyone is at). Give her the benefit of the doubt, maybe you’ll be a shift someday and see how difficult it can be at times. (I know during the 9-11 times, I’d have to do 18hr pull, see if there are people picking up money, starting the deposit for the day, and also trying to see who needs the next 15/30 for the day.)