POLICE: Unhappy George Webb Customer Leaves Without Paying

Editor's note: This article has been update to include a clarification regarding the reasons the George Webb customer did not pay his bill.

It's probably safe to say that most people have consumed a meal they didn't totally enjoy, or received a wrongly made order while dining at a restaurant.

But most people probably don't do what this guy did.

At 12:38 p.m. July 1, Port Washington police got a call about a man who had left , 1040 S Spring St., without paying.

The 42-year-old Port man said was unhappy with his food, which he said had been prepared wrong — it wasn't what he had ordered.

The order included a cheese curd appetizer and three burgers; the appetizer came first — per usual. When the main course was delivered, it consisted of two burgers and another appetizer.

The man told the waitress he planned to discuss the bill and incorrect order with the owner and pay her directly, he said in an e-mail to Patch. However, the waitstaff seemed unwilling to allow him to talk it over with management, and asked that he pay the bill anyway.

When the man refused, the staff called police. Management is now working to settle the bill with the Port resident — but it's unlikely he will be doing any dishes.

More from the reports:

• Another guy (gal?) who doesn't want to pay: Police responded to a call at 6:36 p.m. July 2 at the , 1880 N. Wisconsin St., where an employee said a gray truck with an out-of-state license plate had left without paying for gas. Hey, it's expensive these days!