Throwmeabone
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I just just had to "pull up" today at Wendy's when I ordered the fish sandwich. They made me wait 10 minutes and the sandwich sucked too.
Originally posted by: potato28
I can't get fast food from my car. The driver's side window doesn't roll down.
Originally posted by: akshatp
Originally posted by: TwiceOver
I wouldn't do what he did. Clearly a guy that never worked fast food in his life (Which EVERYONE should be required to do once). If I'm waiting, more than likely I'm getting tastier food than normal.
Another reason to "Bump" cars is to fake your drive through timer. When we were in competition, we would bump every car that was going to wait more than 5 seconds. We would have a runner take food out to those cars waiting. Another tactic you'll see is at double windows where one takes the money. That window will hold cars as the actual timer is usually at the food window.
Ummm, explain to me exactly WHY I should have been required to work in a fast food place? I had the desire and ability to gain a higher paying, more respectable job when I was 17 so I am curious as to why you claim everyone should be "required" to work in fast food once?
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: Pacfanweb
Typical of old Bob Dumass. He is an idiot.
I pull forward gladly.....that means that something you ordered is being made right then and isn't quite ready. Isn't that better than getting something immediately that was made no-telling how long ago?
I don't think that it was so much a matter of him getting his food fast... just his twisted way of saying "Fuck you" to their efficiency timers.
Originally posted by: hydroponik
I don't do this b/c I don't like spit in my burgers.
Originally posted by: akshatp
Originally posted by: TwiceOver
I wouldn't do what he did. Clearly a guy that never worked fast food in his life (Which EVERYONE should be required to do once). If I'm waiting, more than likely I'm getting tastier food than normal.
Another reason to "Bump" cars is to fake your drive through timer. When we were in competition, we would bump every car that was going to wait more than 5 seconds. We would have a runner take food out to those cars waiting. Another tactic you'll see is at double windows where one takes the money. That window will hold cars as the actual timer is usually at the food window.
Ummm, explain to me exactly WHY I should have been required to work in a fast food place? I had the desire and ability to gain a higher paying, more respectable job when I was 17 so I am curious as to why you claim everyone should be "required" to work in fast food once?