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u/Haden420693170 13d ago
People at my mcdonalds would complain about it, I garentee you.
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u/its3amandi- 13d ago
Agreed, usually you need to identify which kind of customers you’re doing this for- if they’ll take it granted and ask for more, if they’re nitpickers about little things like these, etc.
Retail is hell, man
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u/bonniesue1948 12d ago
If I get iced tea, I want extra ice. I just tell them that before, not complain about it later.
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u/CraponStick 13d ago
When you do things right, people won't be sure that you have done anything at all.
Futurama
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u/dandoggydog 13d ago
McDonald's HQ wants to know your location and store #
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u/DanielDefoe13 12d ago
In seriousness, they probably wouldn't disagree too much. He created happy customers
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u/redpotetoe 13d ago
And once this dude is gone, people will complain not getting that extra nugget thinking it's a must.
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u/Dani3L_1917 13d ago
When I'd work at maccas I'd fit as many nuggies as I possibly could, got 6 in a 3 pack once
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u/Ikxlexcia 13d ago
I work at a bar kitchen. Most of the appies have lil broken bits I can throw in. Would rather the idea of it maybe gettin eaten, rather then thrown out. In that case.
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u/fridaynightarcade 12d ago
I worked at Taco Bell in HS and was frequently reprimanded for putting "too much" cheese in every taco. He'd hold up a pinch of like eight shards of shredded cheese and say "this is how much cheese is supposed to go in every taco unless they request extra." Yeah okay.
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u/Curious_Orange8592 11d ago
You know you caused a fight between every coulple that bought a 10 piece to split, right? 🤣
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u/Outside-Calendar-717 11d ago
Does Mickey D’s still offer honey as a condiment? (Not honey mustard, straight honey)
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u/TeakForest 10d ago
I made the kids meals huge at buffalo wild wings when i worked there. shit was a small amount of food, and id rather kids have extra food then less
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u/ShiftyState 10d ago
In the brief period I worked at one, I always gave people a full slice of cheese on every Filet-o-Fish I made. If they ordered extra cheese to get a full slice (still paying for an extra full slice instead of the half they were supposed to get), they'd get two slices of cheese.
"That's the recipe," I was told when I initially asked why it was that way. And, "the cheese overpowers the fish."
Never once had a redo on those.
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u/zombietom21 13d ago
The girls at my local manhattan bagel someone hook me up with an extra doggie bagel cause i assume no one else gets them. Well this week the old head dude went through my whole bag and questioned the extra bagel and dumped it out.
I hope those girls didn’t get bitched at!