As much as we wish looks didn't matter, they do.
Research even says so. Studies have found that a person's physical appearance impacts their life experiences and opportunities.
It may also impact where they're seated in a restaurant, according to one waitress on TikTok!
Sis is sharing allllll of the tea. Unfortunately, some people might not like what she has to say...
In the past, she has gone viral for rating the celebrities she met while working at a New York restaurant.
In her first video, she rated Hailey and Justin Bieber, Kylie Jenner, and Leonardo DiCaprio on a scale from one to 10.
She gave the star a 20/10. She also came to the defense of Hailey Bieber, who has been accused of being rude to waitstaff.
She said that Hailey was “really sweet" and gave her a perfect 10/10.
Her video, which has been viewed more than 1.4 million times, began with a text overlay that read, “When my boss at my restaurant job told me I had to seat ‘ugly’ people in the back."
What the [expletive], indeed.
"LA is such an interesting place," Brooke captioned the video. Right away, she had a mixture of responses from TikTok users.
Anyone else trying to remember all the places in a restaurant hostesses have sat you?
"Oh-no wonder I'm always sat in the back," another wrote, their comment gaining 15k likes.
"Instantly scanning every restaurant memory to see if I was a "back" person," this person commented.
Some, however, knew where they stood. "I would been seated in the storage room," one girl joked.
One user even remembered when Brooke sat her and her boyfriend.
One guy even shared the time he was seated in the BASEMENT. No, really.
"Y'all one time I brought my family into a nice restaurant and they sat us in the basement - only ones in the basement lol."
This fact got several disapproving comments from people. "LA is starting to sound like a public high school," one commented.
"I've been seeing so many TikToks about the toxicity of LA. Y'all ok out there?" another added.
“To anyone who is now scared to visit Los Angeles, y’all need to remember influencers live in their one little world in LA and do no experience what locals do,” the commenter wrote.
Catch LA, for instance, was named. "Tried sitting my whole family in the back with the rest of minorities and misfits even though we wanted patio," one girl wrote.
"I noticed our local IHOP always seats minorities on one side. Glad to know it wasn't all in my head," she wrote.
If this is true, that's sad and completely unacceptable. Justice for all the people in the back!
