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Our next reddit post is from I'm J.J. Asme. Back in my mid-20s, I used to wait tables at this

restaurant in my hometown. The money was good and I got along well with everyone there.

Usually, after our shift, a few of the servers would sit at the bar and have a few drinks to wind down.

You figure, why go to a different bar when there's a bar right here? We always tipped well and

nothing was ever an issue. Until one day when the owner out of nowhere decided that employees weren't

allowed to drink at the bar anymore. Now, I completely understand this is a normal rule in other bars

and the owner was well within his rights, but I just didn't see where this came from. I asked

the manager if we did anything wrong to warrant the rule change. The manager said the owner was

just being a dick. He told me that he tried to talk him out of it because there was no reason,

but the owner just wanted to make his presence known. Okay, he's within his right to do that.

However, what he didn't count on was Thursday night and my friends. Back then, my friends were

in a punk band and they had practiced every Thursday night. I would work every Thursday night and

they would meet up with me at my bar and grab a drink with me after my shift. And usually, they'd

bring their girlfriends, friends, and whoever else was hanging around. My friends pretty much made

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