Entitled Mother wants her kid to drink underage and loses it when I say no.

Boy, howdy do I have some entitled parent stories from when I worked in upscale restaurants.

Diner's? Parents behave and kids behave, or try to behave with their parents, encouraging good behavior.

Kids get a pass for the odd, poor manner here and there.

But the bougier the restaurant, the more entitled the parents get.

I had one case where the entitled dad was super angry because we didn't serve burgers, like,

Sir, this is a fancy Italian restaurant.

So here I am at a different fancy Italian restaurant.

I go up to the table, introduce myself, and asked if I could start them with some drinks.

The mother said,

Oh, Kyle, honey, show the lady your ID so we can get some cocktails.

A young man, who I would not guess is older than 16, hands me the most blatantly fake

ID I've ever seen.

Like, I don't know who this thing would fool.

The photo was crooked and clearly pasted on and peeled off when I ran my thumb over it

to reveal a totally different person, and the name on the ID was Amanda.

So it's a very, very bad fake.

I said, I'm sorry, but do you have another form of ID? This isn't yours. The mother said, what do you mean that isn't his? That's his ID.

Well, I don't think he's a black female named Amanda. So no, this isn't his ID. And I can't

serve anyone at the table alcohol now.

It's the law.

My manager overheard some of this and came over.

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