A waitress is speaking out after a table of eight left her a 10 dollar tip on a bill that totaled more than 300 dollars, the Daily Dot reported. The creator, known as @gemma.moro, shared her frustration in a TikTok video recorded from her car immediately following her shift. She explained that she was initially happy to take on the large party because bigger bills usually translate into better tips. However, the experience quickly turned sour as the family proved to be difficult to manage. She noted that the group was “annoying as f—,” and their constant demands consumed so much of her time that she could not properly serve her other tables. Because she was tied up with this group for hours, she claims she missed out on serving other customers who might have tipped more generously. She explained that the low tip combined with the missed opportunities meant she had very little to show for her work by the end of the shift. She made it clear that she would have been much less bothered by the 10 dollar tip if the service process had been easier or less time-consuming. The TikTok comment section has been rife with people debating the tipping culture The video has gained significant traction on TikTok, with more than 780,000 views and over 6,100 comments as of publication. The reaction from viewers is predictably mixed, highlighting a deep divide in how people view tipping culture. @gemma.moro Don’t go out to eat if you can’t afford to tip sorry #tippingculture #serverrant #server #servertiktok #restaurant ♬ original sound – Gemma Some commenters were quick to defend the customers. One person wrote, “you’re not obligated to tip a bunch bc [sic] ur [sic] waiter is doing what they’re already paid to do.” Another commenter took a more critical approach toward the server, writing, “Do you get to pick to only serve millionaires or smth when you sign up?” Other viewers felt that the tip was clearly inadequate given the high cost of the meal. One person argued, “I’m sorry but $10 on a $300 bill is just cheap. If you can afford $300 of food then you can afford to tip a decent amount.” It is worth noting that the details of this story come entirely from the account shared by @gemma.moro. There is no independent way to verify the total bill amount, the specific tip left, or the identities of the family members involved. Even so, the situation clearly resonated with many people who have worked in restaurants and know the sting of a long shift that ends with a disappointing payout.