Dudes...

[TheOriginalJames]

Why is it so frikken hard to make a Double cheeseburger without mustard on it? I mean seriously, that's twice in a row that I scream NO MUSTARD at the little bastard behind the microphone at Wendy's and they still fucked it up.

NO MUSTARD PLEASE!!!!!

I Knew I shoulda checked it before I left.

First time, the guy actually got smart with me and when i ASKED him before leaving the window if there was any mustard on it, he has the gull to tell me "it doesn't come with mustard".

I get all the way to gregs house and there's frikken yellow disgusting crapola all over the damn sandwich.

Then again tonight! I mean seriously... I worked fast food once, it's not that hard to LISTEN TO THE CUSTOMER! lol


/rambling



*sighs* Ok, bed time.

 

[andcuriouser]

I like mustard.

I could tell you things that would make you like mustard even less, though, but I won't because that would seriously derail this thread and alienate several members. It has nothing to do with the composition of mustard, just... well it's situational. Anyway.

I hate it when they screw up your order. I rarely eat fast food, because obviously I'm not the target market and most fast food places don't exactly appreciate no-meat, no-dairy. Which means I often get meat or dairy. Or I get looked at like I'm a fuckwad if I ask them to microwave the veggie burger instead of using the grill. "Look. I'm vegetarian for a reason: I don't want to eat meat. So you're just going to slap that on the SAME DAMN GRILL YOU WERE JUST COOKING MEAT ON and then serve it to me. TRY AGAIN ASSWIPE."

Or poor Matt, who will actually pull the religion card at restaurants: "Yeah, um, my religion forbids me to have meat and dairy in the same meal--I'm not ordering anything with meat or dairy, but uh... could you be very, very careful in preparing this? Like, don't let it touch... meat or dairy..." And they always look at him like an idiot.

Guh. It's a SERVICE industry. It means you shouldn't be a jerk to your customers. That's bad for business!

 

[BreakfastSurreal]

lol you sound like matt. I have learned everytime I get food in a drive thru to sit there and hold up the line while I check it. Because it's about a 50/50 chance they actually get it right. And if it's not right, of course, it's MY fault for not checking it. lol.

 

[UncleBacon]

I love meat....I love me some raw red meat because meat taste like murder and murder taste pretty god damn good...hahaha

 

[UncleBacon]

quote by dennis leary btw

 

[elluko]

A&W fucks up my order every time!

 

[sharpies]

I'm with you James - I do not like condiments. Whenever I buy a burger I practically have to watch them make it to be sure that there are no onions or sauce.

I also yell at them when placing orders & ask that they repeat it back just to make sure that there is no mayo or mustard or sauce or any of that other crap.

Sometimes I use "I'm allergic to mayo.." or whatever, only sometimes does it help.

Allan

 

[White2000GT]

Last time I was in the States I went to McDonald's. I saw there was some new line of chicken sammiches and I wanted to try one. I asked for a GRILLED chicken sammich. Oh, I went through the drive-through. The lady repeated the order back to me, and she said "GRILLED". I get the order and start to drive off then think it might behoove me to check the bag. There was no fucking sammich at all! So I went in and told the imbecile behind the counter that they didn't give me my GRILLED chicken sammich. Took him, and his shift manager about five minutes to try and dissimenate all this information and to locate said sammich. I get back to the apartment and discover that they gave me a BREADED chicken sammich.





I ate it anyway.

 

[TheOriginalJames]

I'm with you James - I do not like condiments. Whenever I buy a burger I practically have to watch them make it to be sure that there are no onions or sauce.

I also yell at them when placing orders & ask that they repeat it back just to make sure that there is no mayo or mustard or sauce or any of that other crap.

Sometimes I use "I'm allergic to mayo.." or whatever, only sometimes does it help.

Allan

haha I played the allergy card with the first wendy's last time they did it to me. I got a coupon for some free sandwiches out of it because of that.

Turns out though when I was younger I at least was allergic to Mustard at one point. I remember breaking out once over it before I knew I didn't like it.

 

[Mrs Behavin]

Now ya got me wanting Wendys! Thanks a million!

I think I will get me a spicy chicken sandiwich with mustard and pickles ONLY! I hate mayo!

 

[Dodge_Sniper]

Now ya got me wanting Wendys! Thanks a million!

I think I will get me a spicy chicken sandiwich with mustard and pickles ONLY! I hate mayo!

+2!!!! That sounds good right now.

I don't mind the mayo, but on chicken? Ewww.

 

[Trance97]

Conclusion- Don't eat fast food.

 

[Trance97]

Going out to eat FTW

 

[Peter Parka]

I fucking hate those fast food chains, they always ask if you want fries with your order, whatever it is! I went to get a coke once and they asked if I wanted fries with it! Yeah, stick a fucking sausage in it as well, why don't you. When I was in Australia it was even worse, they stick beetroot in the burgers!:eek

 

[TheOriginalJames]

Conclusion- Don't eat fast food.

I have limited finances this month. Some expensive shit set me back hardcore earlier... so I'm not able to get a whole lot from the grocery store, and I didn't feel like cooking anything.

Besides that, I hadn't driven my car in 3 days... so I wanted to put it through some paces anyway.

 

[Trance97]

I don't think they're suppossed to ask you if you want fries or if you want to super-size/ biggie-size meals now.

 

[TheOriginalJames]

They are, it's a common practice of suggestive selling.

 

[OUZBnd]

I believe the FDA, or whoever encourages them to come up with a healthy menu, is discouraging suggesting selling practices like "would you like fries with that".

 

[Homer]

i hate fast food :yuk

 

[sharpies]

they stick beetroot in the burgers!

Oh yeah I loooove beetroot on my Hamburger. It's great.

Allan