The husband got angry again, told the manager I was being intentionally difficult and cruel, then left with his wife (who ate the garlic free garlic bread, using the garlic butter). I was a little annoyed, but I did it, and gave it to them. The manager apologized and took the bread back and told me to just bring out another loaf of bread with garlic butter on the side. The manager came over, and I explained what was going on. Her husband flagged down a manager telling me, I was being condescending and that his wife had been craving this all week but garlic was making her nauseous. How could I treat a pregnant woman so badly? Is it that hard to make garlic bread without garlic? But literally, we do nothing different to our garlic bread except use garlic butter instead of regular butter. She immediately starts crying and asking me if I was treating her like an idiot. Kitchen staff thought I was being snarky, but brought out the regular bread for her. So I took their order and told the kitchen she wanted garlic bread without the garlic.
I wasn't really sure what to do, but her husband got angry and said something like "Can't you see that she's pregnant? It's not that hard to just bring out garlic bread without garlic." I let her know she could just order regular bread and it would be a dollar less, but she insisted she had a huge craving for garlic bread without the garlic. But she insisted no, she wanted our garlic bread, just without garlic. When I went to get their orders, the woman asked for "garlic free garlic bread." I advised her that our garlic bread was just our regular bread with garlic butter instead of regular butter and asked her to clarify if she just wanted regular bread. Earlier, a pregnant woman came in with her husband.
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