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Me and my husband went on a short spring break trip to visit his sister who lives an 8 hour drive from us. 

On the course of this trip we went to a Ramen and Poke Bowl restaurant.

My sister had recently discovered it and I wanted to try it. We all enjoyed our meals. 

The next day she discovered they had charged her extra tip. Her meal was about $10, she left about a $3 tip. They had charged her more than $20. 

In the restaurant they had given our table, consisting of 3 parties, each their own "checkbook." A little black book for your ticket and your credit card. I am not sure of the proper name. There is very little chance the waitress made a mistake. 

When I leave credit/debit card tips, they usually dont post until the next business day. This waitress ran it immediately. That seems fishy to me. 

When my sister discovered the error, she freaked. She double checked her receipt and started ranting about punching them and yelling at them and never tipping servers at their business again. She was insisting the waitress stole from her. 

On my way home I left a Google review, as I usually do. The owner of this business replied to my review. I guess it upset them because they mentioned it to my sister and I think that they have asked her to take it down. 

This is the gist of my original review, which I edited after they gave her money back: 

Double check your receipts if you leave a tip on your credit card! Whoever is running the receipts here is stealing. My sister realized they had done this to her and is going back to fix it. Very untrustworthy business! 

My edited review: 

Double check your receipts if you leave a tip on your credit card! Whoever is running the receipts here is either stealing or making mistakes. The manager corrected the mistake for my sister, but be wary! 


That night after my sister got home, she starts texting me about my review saying "they helped me, you can take it down." I replied, "ok good, I'll edit it."

An hour goes by, she berates me about how my review is still there. She hasnt replied in 24 hrs. I think she is mad at me. 

Am I the asshole for not taking my review down because it upsets my sister? 



refusing to take down a google review that mentions my sister