The customer (OP) is in the right based on his description, and the bartender is in the wrong and needs to be fired. It's really that simple. The employee is ripe and easily replaceable.
Originally Posted by
LINDEGR
The customer is nobility (especially when dressed in business attire) and the bartender is a mere peasant, is that it???
Re-read my post. There's absolutely nothing wrong with asserting dominance after being mishandled and humiliated by the employee in front of other guests. If they're going to provide dog sh*t service to you, you're a fool to treat them with kindness in return.
Originally Posted by
Adam1222
I get being dissatisfied with customer service.
But suggesting the response is to "assert dominance" is beyond the pale. This isn't a dog. It's a human.
If you are an entitled customer who "asserts dominance" over service employees regularly, that would explain why you may not get the most helpful friendly service.