Current Events > "Yes can I get uhhhhhhh"

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Just hurry the fuck up and order so you don't create a line.
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so disrespectful.
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You know, the secret to a happy life is uhhhhh
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Ill have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda.
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No fast food workers deserve 15 per hour.
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Stop complaining and flip my burger pls
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AlephZero posted...

Ill have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda.

And uhhhhhhhhhh
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The fuck do you say?
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I take forever lol
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I get uhhhhh...sorry....uhm....a number 6 with uhm....a coke...do you have orange soda? Okay give that instead. And uhhhhh...., what comes on the chicken bacon ranch sandwich? Oh....uhm..... okay can I get the chicken bacon ranch, but with uhh.... no bacon and ranch, extra tomato? Yeah extra tomato. Uh no....... No I don't want the meal, but can I get uhmmm.....fries with that and a medium coke? Okay uhm....Brayden what do you want? Brayden....BRAYDEN! What do you want? No you they don't have the fish in the Happy Meal. Do you want nuggets or a cheeseburger? BRAYDEN, NUGGETS OR BURGER? Can I get a chicken nugget happy meal with uhhhh.....the fries I guess and uhmm...Brayden what do you want to drink? Brayden...BRAYDEN. No you can't have pop. Can he get a Hi-C with that? They don't have Hi-C anymore Brayden. ...okay can he get a Sprite with that? Okay and my wife wanted uhhhh....is the McCafe the one with the caramel? Okay uhmmm....a caramel McCafe with extra whipped cream. Okay...oh can I get extra sauce for the nuggets? Yeah and no ice in the medium coke. Yeah that's all. Okay, do you take Discover?
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I don't how it can take more than 10 seconds to verbally articulate your order.

"I would like a number 4, medium, fruit punch"

That's what I do, less than 10 seconds. I already have my $20 bill out and being presented to the cashier.
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Vol2tex posted...

I don't how it can take more than 10 seconds to verbally articulate your order.

"I would like a number 4, medium, fruit punch"

That's what I do, less than 10 seconds. I already have my $20 bill out and being presented to the cashier.

Is that for here or to go?

"Uhhhhhh"
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Vol2tex posted...

I don't how it can take more than 10 seconds to verbally articulate your order.

"I would like a number 4, medium, fruit punch"

That's what I do, less than 10 seconds. I already have my $20 bill out and being presented to the cashier.

Because the amount of people who know exactly what they want when they stop by a restaurant is not that high

If y'all are just gonna complain about waiting an extra 5 seconds for someone to say their order, just stay your asses home and use uberEATS
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People who take forever to order or order a ton of food in the drive through are the absolute worst.
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boi you look like a muh fuckin uhhhhhhh
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Vol2tex posted...

I don't how it can take more than 10 seconds to verbally articulate your order.

"I would like a number 4, medium, fruit punch"

That's what I do, less than 10 seconds. I already have my $20 bill out and being presented to the cashier.

Because the amount of people who know exactly what they want when they stop by a restaurant is not that high

If y'all are just gonna complain about waiting an extra 5 seconds for someone to say their order, just stay your asses home and use uberEATS

5 seconds? I've actually seen a person at a cashier for minutes, to the point where another cashier has to open a new line at another register.
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Thread reminds me of this bit of great comedy.

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Vol2tex posted...

5 seconds? I've actually seen a person at a cashier for minutes, to the point where another cashier has to open a new line at another register.

That's absolutely nowhere near the norm and you should feel bad for using such an outlandish and rare example.
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It's not the customer's fault though.



I know exactly how Ronmie feels. Jeez, dude, I'm standing as far away as possible, clearly looking above your head do I look like I'm ready to you?

Which isn't the employee's fault either because people are crazy and really will do exactly and storm out mad when nobody tries to disturb them.

No no no, fault is with the restaurant. Basically no fast food place has a decent system of leaving the customer alone until they're ready to order (except Sonic).

Most of them have one menu, posted in exactly the place where you're supposed to go to order. One menu behind the counter inside, one menu right at the microphone for the drive-thru.

They should have one in each of those places, plus one on the opposite wall and one a couple of carlengths back in the line. Or hell, paper menus so you can grab a table and decide.
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Schwarber posted...

Vol2tex posted...

5 seconds? I've actually seen a person at a cashier for minutes, to the point where another cashier has to open a new line at another register.

That's absolutely nowhere near the norm and you should feel bad for using such an outlandish and rare example.

DevsBro posted...

Basically no fast food place has a decent system of leaving the customer alone until they're ready to order (except Sonic).

This is false. Everywhere I've been to I haven't been bothered by cashiers when I was clearly standing outside of the line and looking at the menu above them
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FollowerSupreme posted...

Schwarber posted...

Vol2tex posted...

5 seconds? I've actually seen a person at a cashier for minutes, to the point where another cashier has to open a new line at another register.

That's absolutely nowhere near the norm and you should feel bad for using such an outlandish and rare example.

Rare? It happened just 2 hours ago at McDonald's and happens numerous times per year in NYC. I eat fast food 5-6 times a week and see it more often than you would think, but I can take out my phone and record it every time if you don't believe me.
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DevsBro posted...

Basically no fast food place has a decent system of leaving the customer alone until they're ready to order (except Sonic).

This is false. Everywhere I've been to I haven't been bothered by cashiers when I was clearly standing outside of the line and looking at the menu above them

This is, of course, assuming there is a line.
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When I was in pharmacy school, whenever we were being graded on our consultations/speaking skills, we were docked points whenever we used "uh" "ah" "um" "gonna" "wanna" etc. It's insanely difficult.
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Vol2tex posted...

FollowerSupreme posted...

Schwarber posted...

Vol2tex posted...

5 seconds? I've actually seen a person at a cashier for minutes, to the point where another cashier has to open a new line at another register.

That's absolutely nowhere near the norm and you should feel bad for using such an outlandish and rare example.

Rare? It happened just 2 hours ago at McDonald's and happens numerous times per year in NYC. I eat fast food 5-6 times a week and see it more often than you would think, but I can take out my phone and record it every time if you don't believe me.

I'd like to see this.
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