A Hooters employee wrote “CHINX”
on the receipt of an Asian couple in reference to the racial slur “Chink.” A
Chick-fil-A restaurant wrote “Ching”
and “Chong” on the receipts of two Asian customers while a Papa John’s
employee referred to an Asian patron as “Lady
Chinky Eyes” on her receipt.
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| An example of a bad way to win over customers. Photo: ABC News |
Though these examples targeted Asians, it can happen to anyone. A group of young ladies dining at the Chilly D’s restaurant in Stockton, California were aghast to find “Fat Girls” written on their receipt.
This brings us to the most recent receipt message example
reported by The
Consumerist which took place at a Red Robin in North Carolina where a husband and his
pregnant wife dined. To the couple’s surprise, their receipt read “MOM
2 BEE GOOD LUC” and the manager applied a discount to give the wife a
complimentary meal.
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| Finally, a positive message on a restaurant receipt. Photo: The Consumerist |
With all the ugly incidents that have occurred with receipt messages, it’s nice to know that one restaurant manager got it right and used it for good. Now that’s the type of establishment customers will want to visit.
Have you ever received unusual messages on your receipts?



I guess it's not something I've ever noticed, that is just awful! I waitresses for two years and we assigned numbers to our tables I don't understand why people would do that its rude and immoral. Although I did like the mom to be one that was very sweet
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