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  Next time you mess up at work like any human being and get your head bitten off, you’ll have no right to complain since your performance was bad. /s
  Just point out your missing ingredient and they’ll happily give it to you. You don’t need to be a jerk.
context: Grow a backbone and say this to your friend. >
  
  Someone called me a Karen because I gave their product a bad(3/5 star) rating because it came broken, without instructions, and mislabeled as handmade when it clearly said made in china on the product (she was from UK Etsy seller) 
  She was very much complaining. It's always the worst shops who have the worst reaction to negative customers. >
  
  Humans make mistakes. You can ask to have a customer service situation rectified without being an AH >
  
  There’s a difference between a customer saying “Hey you forgot an ingredient, could you please add it or give me a partial refund?” and a customer losing their shit because god forbid a customer service worker make a mistake. If you’re rude to workers over the little stuff then you’re probably an asshole. >
  
  
  This is a restaurant where you build your own dish and pay for each ingredient, so of course if you forget to put something in that someone paid for, they’ll be rightfully upset. 
  
  Why get upset? Ask for a refund.  
  You should only be upset if you don't get your money back, or a remade dish with what you wanted. >
  
  there is a nice and rude way to complain about things