TikToker Calls Out Former Cracker Barrel Coworkers For Their Secret 'Code Word' For Black People

[97Pac]

Eat at CRACKA ASS CRACKA Barrel brehs

My co-workers were shocked I never ate there before. Also had another co-worker tell me they called black people "soccer players" at the restaurant he worked at in college. He said black people normally don't tip well. I couldn't get mad because my uncle who has waited tables off and on as a side gig for over 30 years said the same thing.

 

[l3lackstarr]

My parents did the same thing. My mother said the place looks racist and said the guy on the logo is probably racist too.

This right here

 

[Lord_nikon]

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

Haven’t ate there since I was like 7 or 8

 

[Nero Christ]

you know where ain't racist...my kitchen

 

[Tribal Outkast]

I didn’t know people ate there like that to care this much. I’ve been there like 3 times in my life, and the last time I went was because i was on a bus with a church going on a cruise and we stopped there because we were hungry. They were right off the interstate so we stopped. The food is not good enough to care.

 

[Another Man]

nikkas really thought CRACKER Barrel wouldnt be on ?

 

[Jx2]

This is where cacs go to help them remember “when times were simpler”

 

[The Gentleman]

I'm surprised cracker barrel even still exists...

But I'm not surprised at the racism... heard about them since I was a little kid

What? They are at like every other exit around the country. As far north as PA and as far west as Texas.

 

[Swirv]

I'm in the south and I never liked or eaten at that place,,,, just looked at it

Never been in one, I thought this was a furniture store. Looks like the food is ass based on this pic.

 

[Jekyll]

Alot of places feel like this about black people even if you have a 4-5 digit tab and tip proportionally. Yet goofy ass nikkas be so proud to post they receipts.

 

[MasterOfAllHeSurveyz]

And people call me crazy for not eating out.

 

[Miss Lucifer's Love]

The first and only time I went Cracker Barrel it was the end of the night and they shut the lights off on our section while we were still eating

The white party of 8 had their lights though.

A Black dude came out the kitchen, turned them back on and gave us the .

Meanwhile our white waitress saw what happened, but she acted like she didn't and went to give the white people their 4th water refill. It was only us and them in the whole restaurant

She got NO tip from us so I guess the stereotype turned out to be true fukk her and that place.

 

[Afrodroid]

This isn’t a Cracker Barrell thing. I’ve been in the restaurant industry off and on for a decade. This is just, generally speaking, how servers feel about Black folks.

Another thing, if you ever worked extensive time in the back of the house of a restaurant, you wouldn’t be as empathetic as people generally are with servers and the tipping system. This is one of the most entitled occupation groups there are.

Thank God i eat only at home cooking my own food, healthy and without extra drama

 

[humminbird]

The first and only time I went Cracker Barrel it was the end of the night and they shut the lights off on our section while we were still eating

The white party of 8 had their lights though.

A Black dude came out the kitchen, turned them back on and gave us the .

Meanwhile our white waitress saw what happened, but she acted like she didn't and went to give the white people their 4th water refill. It was only us and them in the whole restaurant

She got NO tip from us so I guess the stereotype turned out to be true fukk her and that place.

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