I work at a restaurant and there's an easy way to tell if we want you to leave – customers never get the hint though | The Sun

EVER get the feeling your waiter wants you to leave sooner rather than later in a restaurant?

Well you might not be wrong, and it turns out there's something they do that proves it.

One waitress took to TikTok to reveal the subtle sign that shows your server has been waiting for you to leave.

Mariah (@tastyriah) shared a clip of herself recreating a scenario which is all to common for her.

She acted out what happens when a customer that's been there a bit too long asks for the bill to pay, but she pulls it straight out of her pocket for them.

The caption read: "Can I get the check?’ but I pull it out of my pocket because I’ve been waiting for you to gtfo of my section."

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It turns out the worker already had the bill ready to go because she wanted to speed up the process and clear the table.

Sound a bit familiar?

The worker revealed another hint that it's time to go home in the comments and it's when servers politely say, "whenever you’re ready, no rush."

And she isn't the only one you uses the subtle hints as other restaurant workers chimed in.

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One wrote: "My fave is when I'm like 'do you guys wanna do any dessert?' And then they're like 'no not today,' so immediately pull out the check."

A second joked: "When I'm dropping of the check I say 'for your convince, no rush,' when there in fact is a rush."

And another mused: "Why do we all day no rush, whenever you're ready?

"We've got to come with a new hint for them to leave soon."

Another resaurant worker confessed: "As soon as I get a table that isn't friendly and got a little attitude I'm like yup I'm going to get you out of here babes."

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