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Server waits on middle school boys and their behavior leaves her speechless
A group of unchaperoned 6th-graders took a seat in Nicole's section of the restaurant. By the time they were through, she knew others should hear about how they acted.
Jenny Brown
07.15.21

Servers interact with a wide variety of people on a daily basis – from diners who are kind and tip well, to ones that are downright rude. But while they’re used to dealing with all kinds of customers, sometimes even they can be surprised by their behavior.

One Michigan server will never forget how a young group of diners acted after being sat in her section.

Facebook - Nicole Marie
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Facebook - Nicole Marie

Nicole Marie from Milford works as a waitress at the Red Dog Saloon for over 10 years now. Every day is a busy day for Nicole. In fact, it has become her everyday routine to be at her best in catering to her customer’s requests until one special day, something really awesome happened.

A group of middle schoolers restored Nicole Marie’s faith in humanity and in the younger generation after they showed her politeness and kindness. It may be a small act for some but today? It’s seldom to see kids do these wonderful gestures.

Pixabay - Karolina Grabowska
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Pixabay - Karolina Grabowska

Here’s what happened…

One Friday night, she went to take the orders of 7 young boys. They asked Nicole politely if they had enough money to cover 40 wings and pops, she said on her Facebook post.

She was confused why there were no adults there and asked the boys about it.

“I looked around confused, wondering where their parents were. I asked if they were alone and they said ‘yes, and we’ve been looking forward to this for weeks.”

Pixabay - mrpizzamandc (not a photo of the actual food)
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Pixabay - mrpizzamandc (not a photo of the actual food)

Seems that these boys planned this Friday get-together and they were really happy about it.

“They were so excited and were EXTREMELY polite the whole entire time, using please and thank you and trying to make it as easy as possible for me to get their order; they even told me they’d tip well 😂,” she added in her Facebook post.

Pixabay - Brett Hondow
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Pixabay - Brett Hondow

Aside from being polite, Nicole added that one of the boys even told his friend to get off the phone as she was talking to them – isn’t that the sweetest?

The reality is, nowadays, you don’t expect that from young kids. Most of the kids would be too focused on their gadgets. Who wouldn’t love these kids especially on how they respect the people around them?

No wonder their parents allowed them to have their own get-together. They were at their best behavior. Their parents would be so proud of them!

Unsplash - Michail Sapiton
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Unsplash - Michail Sapiton

Someone else in the restaurant also noticed how the middle schoolers were acting.

“It was so heartwarming to see how much they were trying, especially when there were no parents around to scold them if they weren’t on their best behavior. They were so good that a neighboring customer ended up picking up their tab and telling them to pay it forward,” Nicole added said in her post.

Pixabay - Sammy Williams
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Pixabay - Sammy Williams

In her 10 years of being a waitress, never did something like this happen and it made her smile from her heart.

Nicole had compliments for their parents:

“I just wanted to give a big props to the parents of these boys- keep doing what you’re doing!!”

Along with her message, Nicole uploaded a photo of how they left the table. This is where the kids ate and they even made sure that they didn’t leave a messy table. They weren’t just kind and polite, they were also very well-mannered.

“Even grown adults (myself included) rarely leave the table this clean!”

Facebook - Nicole Marie
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Facebook - Nicole Marie

Since Nicole posted the heartwarming story on Facebook, it’s been shared over 10K times. It’s not surprising though, as it’s always a breath of fresh air to hear something positive, especially about young teens.

Kudos to both the group of middle schoolers and their parents! Be sure to check out Nicole’s full post below.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10157330210561973&set=a.50825061972&type=3&theater

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