Inside the Secret Lives of the Ultra-Rich: Shocking Tales from Luxury Hotels and Restaurants Revealed
Eventually I think he ended up golfing with a member. Still pretty funny. Also i doubt Will Smith had any involvement other than just asking his agent to set it up. Probably not hos fault.
I have worked in many restaurants as a waiter, nothing too fancy, but good enough so that rich people that frequent the michelin restaurants in the area drops by some times.
The worst customers i have had are some of these rich a******s that gets seated and refuse to look at the menu and want as little to do with me as possible. They want to order a filet mignon or some other fancy meat dish with red whine sauce etc , a really specific whine that they tasted while they where visiting french vineyards. I tell them that we cant serve the food or wine they have requested, they then stand up and yell at me and proclaims that this restaurant are s**t and they cant seem to understand why their friends or someone they now have recommended this restaurant, and then leaves the building while making a big scene for everyone to watch.
How the hell can i serve them a filet mignon and french wine when i work for a italian inspired seafood restaurant with handpicked and self imported italian wines. Rich a******s…
Around 10 years ago, myself and my best friend worked for a hospitality company specialising in sporting events. This particular time we were working at a high class horse racing event tending to the owners and shareholders. One particular owner was very snotty to the two of us but we had to grin and bear it all while he bought £500 bottles of wine to drink a single glass and have us throw it away. On the third day of the event a quiet old lady that had sat quietly in the corner with her grandson the entire time approached us after the rude man and his guests that day had been extremely disrespectful to myself and my friend. She was a firecracker. She told us that she had been listening to the treatment we had endured over the previous couple of days and had negotiated to buy the company the rude man worked for and was working to relieve him of the position that he held. I don’t know if this ever came to pass but she made the two of us smile for the rest of the week after that. She was the hero we never deserved. I can’t remember most of what she said but one particular thing did stick in my mind, the first thing she said to us after the man had left ‘I could buy and sell every single person in this room, so I have’. Legend.
I worked at a nice restaurant in downtown Portland and one day a lady called to make a dinner reservation for a large group. But first she starts asking all these questions about “security” (we had none) and how I thought the staff and patrons would handle a “celebrity” dining there. Is there enough space to be private? They like to be private. Would it be okay if they brought their own security, to stop people from taking pictures and such? etc. But of course, she couldn’t name names. I rolled my eyes, told her whatever they need to do, and booked the date and time.
Yes, I was super curious who it would be, and stayed past my shift to see who walked through the doors when the big night came. The group arrived, and it was… no one. Not one of us who worked there recognized a single member of their party. They sure acted like they were someone, but all we saw was a loud group of douchey-looking 20-somethings. They actually did bring a “bodyguard” who stood in the corner with sunglasses on the whole time. The only attention they got from other diners was the occasional side-eye because they were being such rude and obnoxious a******s.
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