Rich Woman Mocks Her Former Classmate Who Works as a Waitress, Then They Switch Places – Story of the Day
Christina saw her former classmate, Mia, waitressing at the local restaurant and decided to mock her for being so much more successful. Although it hurt, Mia pretended to be alright, and then the tables turned.
Christina grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, and returned there after finishing college in New York. She earned a position at a prominent marketing company and climbed her way to the top. But it was incredibly stressful.
She hadn’t dated anyone in years to become the Marketing Research Director. But Christina didn’t have time to herself, even after the promotion. That’s why she was bone-tired one night and stopped at a small restaurant near her office for dinner.
Christina went to the local restaurant and saw Mia waitressing. | Source: Shutterstock
“Good evening. My name is Mia, and I’ll be your server for the day. What can I get for you?” the waitress said when she came. Christina looked up and recognized the woman as a former high school classmate. Her eyes widened.
“Mia? From Horizon High? It’s Christina! Do you remember me?” she said to Mia with a smile.
“Ugh, yeah. It’s nice to see you. I thought you moved to New York for college,” Mia said nonchalantly.
“Yes, but I came back years ago. I’m now one of the main executives at a marketing firm. Isn’t that cool?” Christina bragged a little.
“Congratulations. Should I give you some time to browse the menu?” Mia asked as she had no time to chit-chat with a former classmate.
“Sure. Thanks!” Christina replied. She watched Mia picking plates from another table and taking them to the kitchen. Ha! I’m so successful, and she’s just a waitress, Christina thought cattily. She waved to Mia and started ordering her dinner.
Christina started chatting with Mia. | Source: Pexels
“So, have you been working here long?” Christina asked before completing her order.
“Since we graduated from school. Is there anything else I can get you?” Mia answered.
“Oh, Mia. Don’t you have any ambition? Did you even go to college? Are you planning on working here all your life?” Christina sneered.
“Maybe, I don’t know. It’s a good job, and the people are nice. Will this be all for you?” Mia said, going back to business. Of course, she had ambitions and had been saving for years to achieve them. But Christina didn’t need to know that.
“Oh, yes. I’d like a get a side of fries...