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Months after walking out on tab, addict returns to diner to pay bill and leave touching note
and last updated 2021-05-04 16:04:24-04
ANCHORAGE, Alaska â A man who walked out on his tab at an Anchorage diner eight months ago recently returned to make amends.
Andy Kriner, the owner of Kriner s Diner, told KTUU that the customer paid his bill and left behind a touching note When he was done eating, he left a note, and it s pretty cool. Haven t seen anything like this in the 35 years I ve been, 35 or 40 years I ve been in the restaurant business,â said Kriner.
Kriner says his wife walked up to him with tears in her eyes and handed him the note.
May 3, 2021
A man who dined and dashed from a restaurant in Anchorage, Alaska, has come back eight months later to make things right.
Andy Kriner and his wife,
Norann, have owned Kriner’s Diner for 11 years and they say they’ve never seen anything like this in their 35-plus years in the restaurant biz.
The couple received a letter from the man who’d walked out last year without paying his bill. He recently returned to get a meal and paid for the previous one and his new one, then left the Kriners a letter explaining what happened. In the letter, the man explains that he’s in recovery from addiction, he’s sorry for his actions and he hopes the Kriners aren’t mad at him.
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