Food Service Workers Tweet Out Stories About Dumb Customers Asking For Dumb Things (36 Tweets)
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I once knew a woman who would order a cheeseburger w/no burger for her picky eater daughter. At McD’s. The bun & a slice of American cheese. I used to always wonder what the conversation in the kitchen must have been like when that order would come in.
— Shanon Taylor (@DrSpEdinNV) July 15, 2020
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Double stackers at BK used to cost like $5.49. People would order them with no stacker sauce all the time and get FURIOUS when I’d ring it up as a plain bacon double cheeseburger for $2.49.
— Gammy (@GammyBass) July 15, 2020
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My first job was at a chicken restaurant, and a customer asked me how many pieces of chicken came in an 8 piece dark, and I’ve been disappointed in humanity ever since.
— Accomplished Shopaholic (@EssenceBeasley) July 15, 2020
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One time I was ringing up an item for a customer; he told me this item should be $5.99. But it was on sale so I told him, “Well you’re in luck because it’s actually cheaper. It’s $3.50.” But he just looked at me and glared, “NO. It’s supposed to be $5.99.” He didn’t buy the item. pic.twitter.com/PAGxANx7Tb
— kure.kat (@Glaciaca) July 15, 2020
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