In this episode of the Need Not Apply Podcast, hosts Gary and Gina explore various workplace stories, touching on themes of privacy invasion, awkward bathroom encounters, and the complexities of tipping etiquette. They discuss an experience involving a racist waitress and a delivery driver who got stiffed, as well as the ethics of donating PTO to coworkers in need.

The conversation also delves into the importance of setting boundaries in customer service roles, particularly during lunch breaks. With humor and insight, the hosts navigate these topics while sharing personal anecdotes and beg for listener stories.

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Story 1: ⁠AITAH for not tipping after overhearing what my waitress said about me? : r/AITAH (reddit.com)⁠

Story 2: ⁠AITA for not donating PTO to a coworker? : r/AITAH (reddit.com)⁠

Story 3: ⁠AITA for not tipping my waitress after she didn't tip me for her Uber Eats order that I delivered a few days ago? : r/AITAH (reddit.com)⁠

Story 4: AITA for refusing to help a customer during my lunch break? : r/AmItheAsshole (reddit.com)⁠

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