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The original was posted on /r/talesfromretail by /u/chaoticsquid on 2024-07-28 09:43:47+00:00.
I work at a posh craft brewery shop in the UK. We serve our German beers (lager, weisbier, etc.) in a stein. These steins have 1cm of extra space at the top to allow for head, there is a clear mark on the side of the glass to denote a pint.
Frequently, spoiled customers will tell me to top up their pint, which would be an entirely valid request if there were 1cm of head in a normal glass, but I take great pleasure in letting them know I did an exact pour to the line. This may sound petty, but considering how precise our pours are compared to the average UK pub I feel it's actually petty of them to request such an insignificant difference, especially when there are other customers waiting.