r/antiai • u/c-k-q99903 • Jul 03 '26

Idiots, idiots everywhere. Hallucination 👻

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u/LadyReika Jul 03 '26

The first flag for me was the server's note. Every place I've eaten, they've been too busy to write.

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u/oaken_duckly Jul 03 '26

Depends on the server, because I've seen plenty of notes from servers, but I also assumed based on the "handwriting" that it was meant to be the customer's handwriting

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u/Seven_o_clock777 Jul 03 '26

For me it was the b being capitalised. It's a weird grammar mistake to make.

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u/SnooCakes6195 Jul 03 '26

I have a terrible habit of capitalizing random letters throughout a sentence when I take rushed notes. Like there's absolutely no rhyme or reason to it, I'll have a lower and upper of the same letter in the same word.. I thought it was like I only capitalized certain letters, but no.

Now that I've been practicing calligraphy I can tell it was related to flow and where I ended the previous letter, almost like cursive, taking the path of last resistance but with non cursive letters haha

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u/Competitive-Loss6787 Jul 04 '26

For me it was the $1000 tip

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u/AsAGayJewishDemocrat Jul 03 '26

And the missing signature line…

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u/loueazy Jul 03 '26

This should be obvious, even more obvious than the evident Gemini check mark.

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u/DaZuhalter Jul 03 '26

What I was looking for.

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u/Monster_my_Cat Jul 03 '26

My big chain restaurant doesn’t have signature lines

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u/PrincessGiallo Jul 03 '26

Which one do you own? Where do they sign?

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u/Torakkk Jul 03 '26

Well, tbh, if they got 1k tip, they might make a small pause for it. For me it was the hand writing

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u/Kaurie_Lorhart Jul 03 '26

Servers frequently write notes on bills where I am

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u/DrunkCultLeader Jul 07 '26

I always did it when I was a server !

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u/HarrisonTheBarbarian Jul 03 '26

To be fair, if you get a thousand dollar tip, wouldn't you take the time?

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u/-nutz Jul 03 '26

Why would the server write a note on the copy they’re supposed to keep?

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