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If he had checked before he left, the order would have been correct? Or was it wrong before he left?Went to McDonald's for lunch today. No protesters to be seen btw. I ordered a number 7 meal, large with a Diet Coke and a Happy Meal cheeseburger for a girl. Thinking that I also wanted a small mcnuggets, I asked what sizes that they come in. The lady said 4, 6, and 10. "I'll take a 4 piece please."
I get my order and she hands me two large drink cups. Then she asks me what drink I wanted with my happy meal. I didn't know what to say since she was just going to give me an empty cup for me to fill.
At this point, voices in my head should have told me to check my order, but the voices failed. When I got back home they didnt give me my 4 piece but instead put the four piece in the happy meal and the child didnt get her cheeseburger. Practically the entire order was screwed up.
How does anyone deserve to double their salary when they perform their job so badly? It's nonsense.
You didn't check your order before you left. It's YOUR FAULT!
My steak at Peter Luger's last night was perfect! Of course everyone there makes more than $15.00/hr.
Just how fucking stupid is your statement anyway?
The topic, in case you can't follow a thought process, is why should we paying people who can't get a simple order correct, more than the minimum wage when clearly, they are overpaid already.
My steak at Peter Luger's last night was perfect! Of course everyone there makes more than $15.00/hr.
Get it yet?
Or how about this; How many people have surgery where thing are left inside the patient? Surgeons make more than $15.00/hr, don't they?
Humans make mistakes no matter how much they make.