CrashFactory

Sorry if that sounds really fukt, I'm sick and slightly (ALRIGHT HEAVILY) medicated, but seriously have you guys thought about all the natural disasters, strange weather and such? It ******* freaks me out, especially if you've seen "the Day After Tomorrow"....it's been 50 all week here, it's generally like 0 and below, no snow to speak of, SCARY ****, Texas got snow, California is flooding, you get the point.....



Sean

CrashFactory

And I just realized there was a thread about the earthquake, sorry to sound like a copycat :P



Sean

baller520

I've worked at fast food places, most of that time was in the drive thru. I fucked up a few orders, we're human - it happens. I highly doubt someone was trying to **** with you, there's a 99.9 percent chance it was just an honest mistake.

nismo convert

yeah i'm pretty sure it's an honest mistake, you should call them up, they usually have a book where they will write your name downa nd the next time your through the will give you a free one. i hate having to deal with this crap at work, but you have to do it.



why do you have twin turobs? i don't think the honda will spool them

Srce

Exactly, BITCH.



I know what you mean, and I didn't take any offense. I see the bigger picture, it's just too big of a **** hole the world has become in the last few years for all of this to be a coinsidence.



I've worked for a Wendy's before, my first job at 16 was for Wendy's. I know that it can be a bitch, but seriously, we never fucked up an order like this.

ambassador_josh

I'm ******* DRUNK

Baldy

I know what you mean though, how workers should take pride in what they do, even if it's bagging groceries. I had a job where the work sucked, the pay sucked, and the management sucked, but I did the best I could, because none of that was the customer's fault. And I really enjoy going into, say, a subway where the guy building the sandwich does it very quickly, and very well. I know he's not making the big bucks, but at least he does his job well. I'm always sure to compliment people on a job well done.

Rob x-7

you had like $20 worth of food, have you no cash to pay? im not surprised at the guy in the Buick either, most people have the courtesy to pull up a bit and check the order so the guy behind can pay and get his order.

After paying with a credit card, then sitting there inspecting your million dollar purchase the guy behind you probably wanted to stab you in the eye with a plastic spork.





forgetting one spicey sandwhich Dave Thomas is spinning in his grave!

Leave the wendys people alone, who do you think is working there later on at night?

I doubt they said "hey lets leave out one sandwhich, not top off the fries and not give this guy a receipt"

you paid with credit card and didnt ask for a receipt?

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READ and learn from todays news!



Be Nice to Your Fast-Food Employees



MIDVALE, Utah (AP) — Talk about upsizing.



Travis Dominguez, 20, has been accused of double-swiping the credit cards of what he considered to be irritating customers at a Taco Bell (search) drive-through.



"The customers he did it to annoyed him somehow, and he did it for revenge," said Midvale police Detective Scott Nesbitt.



Dominguez didn't indicate how the customers annoyed him, Nesbitt said.



Dominguez allegedly doubled-swiped credit cards five times, putting in different amounts on the second swipe, anywhere between $20 to $30.



Dominguez faces five felony counts of unlawful use of a credit card, and single misdemeanor counts of theft and obstruction of justice. "He left me several voice messages pretending to be a district manager for Taco Bell, saying they had solved the case," Nesbitt said.



Dominguez told Nesbitt that he didn't pocket the money, but Nesbitt says no extra cash has showed up at the restaurant.



A night manager of the restaurant called police. "I'm sure she noticed all the extra receipts that were signed," Nesbitt said.



Dominguez was on probation for emergency telephone abuse when he was arrested on the credit card charges.



Nesbitt said Dominguez received three years probation in July 2003 for stealing a cell phone and then using it about a dozen times to call in fake emergencies to 911.

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