Why are some people rude to pizza hut workers?
341944
Cause some people are a-holes
1045322
Went to a place called "Bricks" that apparently only hired teenagers.  We ordered and were not told the pizzas were pretty much a standard size small (i.e. one pizza wouldn't feed more than one person).  The pizza arrived and it was barely cooked.  Then our teenybopper waitress ignored us for the rest of the time we were there, so we talked to the manager, left and went to finish eating somewhere else.
352663
I am Mr. Rude. Go suck donkey nuts! HAHAHAHAA\n\nI'm just kidding. Anyways, some people are rude just to be funny. Sometimes its funny, but when you're looking for an accurate answer, you're gonna hate the guy.
300777
I have never worked in a restaurant, but I once saw this woman being totally rude to the waitress from the moment she sat down.  She did things like snapping her fingers and pointing, blew smoke in her face on purpose, made all kinds of demands, and I saw the waitress "accidentally" trip and spill a tray full of water glasses on her.  I cracked up!
383456
vedder, You may have not been in the store to hear some of the rude, disgusting comments some shoppers make to these young girls. I used to be a manager, and there were countless times they would be brought to tears by some overbearing butthead. You are correct that sometimes they may be rude, but please consider, there are two sides to every coin.
1128829
if you had a cookout in honor of a sanitation department, that would be nice\n\nbut in honor of pizza hut workers? I would think you'd have a pizza party. If you don't buy pizza, they don't make money.
985004
People have a work personality and then their real personality. They are just trying to get along with people that they don't really like and suck up to the boss.
579342
I do agree with you about the employee's attitudes at some of the Wal Mart stores...but this is also happening at other places of business...People are more rude today than years ago. Not that there were not rude people years ago but when an employee was reported to the store manager as being rude to a customer action was taken because the customer was always right even if wrong we never argued or was rude to a customer. \nI do know that Wal Mart has cut back on their employees and this makes it difficult for the ones working to keep up with the customers and also to do their work. (no excuse get another job). I find that sense Mr. Sam Walton passed away that things have changed at Wally World. (that's what I call Wal Mart because it is like a circus)\nBack to the subject...Every time an employee is rude get their name (ask them if you don't see their name tag) and report them right then and there. (ask to see the manager)
651693
I used to be a Janitor AT a Pizza Hut, so I'll consider myself an authority in the matter and there are four possible answers which entirely depend on who gets stung. \n\n1- If it's someone you don't know under the age of 12, you feel bad for them. \n\n2- If it's someone you don't know over the age of twelve, you say what a dumbass! it serves them right for not being carefull, and you really don't care much. \n\n3- If it is someone you know and you appreciate or care for such as your nephew or your friend, you feel very bad and really bummed out that it happened. \n\n4- If it is someone who you particularly don't care for or dislike for one reason or another, such as you a**hole first shift manager at pizza hut, you get an immensely gratifying experience. You feel a euphoric "stick it to the man" sense of wellbeing that is just priceless.
693980
It is weird.  If you look at some of the questions concerning tips, the waiters and waitress of the bunch usually write in that even the most rude, horrible service deserves a 10% tip.  It's everywhere - people feeling getting money is a birthright instead of something you earn.  \n\nI don't know about you, but I have to work my asss off for my money, and no one gives me tips.  My tip is I get to have a job tomorrow.  So when I spend my money I expect the best service.  I expect people to put in the same effort I put in at work.  When it comes to eating out, it's a no-brainer.  I will get what I want and I will get it in a timely manner.  If they tell me it won't be burnt and it comes out burnt, it's going back.  If they get pissy, it's a no brainer - no tip.  I'm not going to argue with a waitress with an attitude.  That goes for everyone in the service industry.\n\nThe cabin is a bit different - especially if you paid up front.  I had the same thing happen - we specifically picked the cabin because it said it slept 7.  We had 6.  It really slept 2 comfortably.  The girls got the bed, one girl got the couch, one guy got a cot (that gave him back pains), and we got the floor, sans blankets or pillows, for 3 days.  It cause a real problem, because we didn't want to split equally, but no one could afford to pay more for the bed.  When we called and complained, their attitude was "what are YOU going to do about it.  Sue us."  What could we do?  We were f*cked.\n\nUnfortunately, it seems like everyone believes it's their birthright to screw people out of their money with a minimum of effort.
905712
Oh honey.  I feel your pain.  I've worked retail and been a waitress.  I began losing all faith in humanity.  In retail I watched well-dressed buinessmen try to scam me by returning cheap boots in an expensive box.  I saw little old ladies get busted for shoplifting.  Parents beating the crap out of their kids.  People making insane amounts of annoying small talk.\n\nAnd waiting tables????  Forget it.  The only reason people go out to eat where I live is so that they can experience what it's like to have a slave for an hour.\n\nGet yourself a job in the receiving department (or restaurant kitchen in my case) where you can hide in the back, crank up the radio and watch your co-workers suffer.
1035084
Has anyone read the new etiquette book written by the pizza hut workers? What did you think of it? \nI personally thought the best tips were the ones that dealt with bathroom etiquette. It was really interesting, especially since Billy Bob wrote that section.\n\n\nPersonally, I did not agree with this one.\n\n\n5a. When in the bathroom, always offer the  people in the stall\n      to the right and left of you a slice of pizza by sliding it \n      under the stall to them.\n\nFirst of all, why should I offer them some of my pizza?\nThe last time I was in the John--no one offered me a slice and the two hogs on both sides of me were like sharks in a feeding frenzy--hot pepper packets and cheese packets were flying through the air and all you could hear was the gnashing of teeth and the crunching of pizza bones and an occassional ripper.\n\nI told the lady waiting in line to use the bathroom that they weren't sharing and she took her pizza and left.    \n\nI also didn;t like\n\n\n12c. " To promote patriotism, it will be the policy for pizza hut\n           employees to get on the intercom at least once an\n           hour to lead the customers in a pledge of alligance.\n           No matter where you are, please rise and place your\n           hand over your heart and join in. For those who are\n           in the restroom, there will be a employee to lead you\n           in the pledge of alliegance there."\n\n* Now that one can get a little messy don't you think?\n   What was Billy Bob thinking? and who in the world gave\n    him that authority? Was it Marge???? She must have been\n     drinking with the Toobogan club again.
790968
because throughout the day they work with so many people and they begin to get irritated of the people and dont realize that they are beggining to rush or be rude to the customers.
721113
only the ones who treat you like a nuisance. but i can say from experience it's no cake walk spending 6-8 hours a day smiling and dealing with jerk after jerk after jerk. Granted, not all customers are jerks. But it only takes one really mean person to ruin your day. there's a definite difference between a clerk who doesn't want to be bothered by a customer and a clerk who has had to cover half the store, ruin a pair of pants, not get that raise, and have to work through lunch unpaid. one kind deserves a little more consideration as another human being. you give and you take, i guess.
759739
i hate rude people! Even if they dont know what to say, they say something to get points. good luck!
1178630
people are rude & cruel and seem to have the mentality of the Gladiators....it is also a way for ignorant people to take the notice off their own ignorance and direct it to others hwo do know what they  are talking about.\n Ever notice how a person who is clueless seems to always call you a fool,just becasue they don't know about something ??
69985
well, if your experiece is that people won't even take the time to get to know you then it's natural for you to want to be rude to them. those jerks... they left you all alone!! so yes, i would say it's human nature... therefore normal for you to be rude and untalkitive.