Makenzie Schultz and her husband sat down to a sushi dinner in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for their sixth anniversary, they were looking to have a special night out.
They waited 20 minutes for water. Then, they waited 40 minutes for an appetizer. And then they waited an hour for their entrees.
They left their server a $100 tip, and a note that read, "We've both been in your shoes."
Rather than posting an angry review online or blasting the restaurant on Facebook, they decided to take a negative situation and make it positive, recognizing that "he probably isn't going to get tips."
"This is more about being kind and being generous," Schultz said. "We just wanted him to know that we've been in his shoes."
"Think of the entire situation, before you judge. And always remember where you came from."
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