Waitress Posts Viral Facebook Rant After Being Warned Off Newlywed By His Wife

A Facebook rant went viral in a matter of hours after a waitress wrote a stark response to a newlywed wife who accused her of flirting with her husband. Jessica Morris and her husband Travis work as servers at a restaurant in Centreville, Ohio. The pair, who are recently married themselves, were both working on Sunday night when two couples walked into their workplace for dinner. They were seated in Jessica’s section of the restaurant. Jessica learned the four were out celebrating two newlyweds on their honeymoon and were having dinner to mark the occasion. She told Fox 8 she offered her own congratulations to the occasion: “Oh I just got married last month, congratulations.’ I assumed they heard me, and we proceeded with the whole ‘what can I get you.’” When the new bride asked her server’s name, Jessica continued: “I tell her ‘Jessica’ [and] she responds with, ‘Oh, we don’t really like that name. Can we call you Jess,’ and I laughed and said, ‘Yeah, you can call me anything you want. I’ll even respond with assh*le.’ In which her husband laughs and proceeds to call me that throughout the whole experience we had as server and guests.” Jessica continued that the table of four seemed to have a great evening, laughing and joking, so was shocked when she found there was no tip for her service. Instead there was some advice on her till receipt: ‘He’s my husband! Find your own! Good luck.’ Image: YouTube/ Fox 8 So when Jessica got home, she decided to post a reply to her Facebook page, writing: "So Jenny, here's a life tip for you from me, your insecurity as a woman is heartbreaking. Have pride in yourself and your relationship with YOUR husband to where you don't need to put another down to bring yourself up. Especially a server who lives off her tips and needs them to help her husband pay bills. Also, Jenny, I hope you like the pen, because it's my present to you. One NEWLYWED to another. P.S - my husband said you can sit in his section next time that way you won't have to be so worried about your husband "flirting" with a server :) Maybe you'll see his ring a little better than you saw mine. Signed, The woman you offended by thinking so lowly of, that I would attempt to flirt with a man who is with his wife." Image: YouTube/ Fox 8 The Facebook post was deleted just hours later, but not before it was shared more than 50,000 times. Which is definitely one way to get your message across.