crackers

[CTho9305]

My friends and I went to Wendy's for dinner. Everyone working there was black. After he ordered, one of my friends asked, "Do you have any crackers back there?" and the woman at the counter gave him a really weird look and said, "What?". Then she realized that he meant crackers to eat with his Chili. It was really funny, and I suck at story telling .

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: CTho9305
My friends and I went to Wendy's for dinner. Everyone working there was black. After he ordered, one of my friends asked, "Do you have any crackers back there?" and the woman at the counter gave him a really weird look and said, "What?". Then she realized that he meant crackers to eat with his Chili. It was really funny, and I suck at story telling .

yes you do.

but funny anyway!

 

[SirStev0]

i heart racism in america

 

[DainBramaged]

Too bad she didn't go get you this strung-out guy...

 

[TheVrolok]

Originally posted by: CTho9305
My friends and I went to Wendy's for dinner. Everyone working there was black. After he ordered, one of my friends asked, "Do you have any crackers back there?" and the woman at the counter gave him a really weird look and said, "What?". Then she realized that he meant crackers to eat with his Chili. It was really funny, and I suck at story telling .

lol

 

[kage69]

You should have followed up with "How about brownies, got any brownies back there?"


Heh.

 

[chocobaR]

Originally posted by: CTho9305
My friends and I went to Wendy's for dinner. Everyone working there was black. After he ordered, one of my friends asked, "Do you have any crackers back there?" and the woman at the counter gave him a really weird look and said, "What?". Then she realized that he meant crackers to eat with his Chili. It was really funny, and I suck at story telling .

What's wrong in asking a cracker to a black person?

 

[Excelsior]

Originally posted by: chocobaR

Originally posted by: CTho9305
My friends and I went to Wendy's for dinner. Everyone working there was black. After he ordered, one of my friends asked, "Do you have any crackers back there?" and the woman at the counter gave him a really weird look and said, "What?". Then she realized that he meant crackers to eat with his Chili. It was really funny, and I suck at story telling .

What's wrong in asking a cracker to a black person?

chocobar - please make sense.

 

[CTho9305]

Originally posted by: chocobaR

Originally posted by: CTho9305
My friends and I went to Wendy's for dinner. Everyone working there was black. After he ordered, one of my friends asked, "Do you have any crackers back there?" and the woman at the counter gave him a really weird look and said, "What?". Then she realized that he meant crackers to eat with his Chili. It was really funny, and I suck at story telling .

What's wrong in asking a cracker to a black person?

Nothing was wrong... she just thought he saw that they were all black and was asking if there were any white people working there. Nothing racist (at least on our parts). It was just funny.

 

[chocobaR]

Originally posted by: CTho9305

Originally posted by: chocobaR

Originally posted by: CTho9305
My friends and I went to Wendy's for dinner. Everyone working there was black. After he ordered, one of my friends asked, "Do you have any crackers back there?" and the woman at the counter gave him a really weird look and said, "What?". Then she realized that he meant crackers to eat with his Chili. It was really funny, and I suck at story telling .

What's wrong in asking a cracker to a black person?

Nothing was wrong... she just thought he saw that they were all black and was asking if there were any white people working there. Nothing racist (at least on our parts). It was just funny.

Okay... *Backs off a little bit.*

 

[Slickone]

You could ask for crackers or tacos at our Wendys.
I dont know what that meant.

 

[shimsham]

did everyone erupt into tears of laughter and engage in a group hug?