Nashville Bartender Shares Disturbing Account of Secret Photo, $1 Tip Incident

Nashville, TN – A bartender at a local Twin Peaks establishment in Nashville recently shared a distressing account of a customer’s inappropriate behavior, sparking a discussion on workplace respect and personal boundaries. Angelina Puglisi, a bartender at the venue, recounted an incident where a regular customer informed her that another patron had secretly taken a photograph of her while she was facing away. "One of my regulars had asked me, 'What's your policy on taking photos?'" Puglisi stated in her video, explaining she clarified that consent is required for pictures with staff. The regular then pointed out the man who had allegedly taken the photo of her 'butt while you were facing away and didn't see him.' Upon being alerted, Puglisi immediately involved her manager. "They take that very seriously," she noted. The manager confronted the individual, who reportedly showed his phone, revealing no photos in his camera roll or recently deleted folder. Despite the lack of direct evidence on the phone, Puglisi expressed skepticism, stating, "I don't necessarily believe that the guy didn't take a photo, but I'm just glad that it's not on his device." The situation took another turn when the customer, whose bill amounted to approximately $128, left a mere $1 tip. Puglisi conveyed her frustration, saying, "How are you going to disrespect someone by taking an odd, creepy photo of them without them knowing… of my butt, and I wear very short shorts to work... but I did not tell you that you could take a photo of it." She concluded by emphasizing the importance of respect and consent, stating, "Moral of the story, don't be that guy. Please and thank you, peace and love." The incident highlights the challenges faced by service industry workers regarding customer conduct and personal privacy.

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