Jessica was livid about the nasty note (PicturePix11)
Newlywed waitress Jessica Morris is still firmly in the honeymoon period – despite returning to work following her honeymoon cruise.
Jessica and her husband Travis both work as waiters in a restaurant.
During one extremely busy shift, Jessica was waiting on a table of four – two newlywed couples celebrating their honeymoons.
It read: ‘He’s my husband, find your own. Good luck’.
To add insult to injury – the woman even took Jessica’s last pen.
Jessica penned an open letter to the rude customer (Picture: Pix11)
In response, Jessica penned an open letter to the woman on Facebook – and she didn’t hold back.
She wrote: ‘Dear Jenny,
‘I would like you to know, the server that was in the section across from mine, that I kept talking to and checking on throughout the time of you sitting at my table IS MY HUSBAND. Which I found on my own, and looks better than yours.
‘Also, I would like you to know that I’m sorry my husband treated me to a cruise for my honeymoon and not a restaurant. My husband would never let me feel so insecure that I would feel the need to write such a terrible note to a server to make them feel the way you have.
Writing a particularly sassy sign off, Jessica added: ‘P.S. My husband said you can sit in his section next time, that way you won’t have to be so worried about your husband “flirting” with a server. Maybe you’ll see his ring a little better than you saw mine.
‘Signed, Jessica – the woman you offended by thinking so lowly of, that I would attempt to flirt with a man who is with his wife.’
See the full letter below…
Jessica and her husband Travis both work as waiters in a restaurant.
During one extremely busy shift, Jessica was waiting on a table of four – two newlywed couples celebrating their honeymoons.
Jessica and Travis Morris are happily married (Picture: Pix11)
After doing everything in her power to keep the table happy and help with their romantic night, Jessica was shocked to find a non-existent tip with a rude note.
After doing everything in her power to keep the table happy and help with their romantic night, Jessica was shocked to find a non-existent tip with a rude note.
It read: ‘He’s my husband, find your own. Good luck’.
To add insult to injury – the woman even took Jessica’s last pen.
Jessica penned an open letter to the rude customer (Picture: Pix11)In response, Jessica penned an open letter to the woman on Facebook – and she didn’t hold back.
She wrote: ‘Dear Jenny,
‘I would like you to know, the server that was in the section across from mine, that I kept talking to and checking on throughout the time of you sitting at my table IS MY HUSBAND. Which I found on my own, and looks better than yours.
‘Also, I would like you to know that I’m sorry my husband treated me to a cruise for my honeymoon and not a restaurant. My husband would never let me feel so insecure that I would feel the need to write such a terrible note to a server to make them feel the way you have.
Writing a particularly sassy sign off, Jessica added: ‘P.S. My husband said you can sit in his section next time, that way you won’t have to be so worried about your husband “flirting” with a server. Maybe you’ll see his ring a little better than you saw mine.
‘Signed, Jessica – the woman you offended by thinking so lowly of, that I would attempt to flirt with a man who is with his wife.’
See the full letter below…
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