Re: Bar workers, what's the best thing you've had a customer say?
I was 17, working in a grocery store, looking glum while stocking cheese, when an old man dressed all in black walked up to me. He noticed the expression on my face.
He told me that I shouldn't frown all the time, that I should make the most of what I have, that I have a lot left.
He told me that no matter what was bad in my life, I would always have something happy, and that I should think about that.
Then he said "I lost my wife. Thanks for talking with me", and then walked away.