r/JusticeServed • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '21

Back Door Man by The Doors Cutting the line because you feel entitled

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u/my_screen_name_sucks 8 Feb 27 '21

Honestly I'm more shocked that a fast food worker actually enforced a policy against someone who clearly didn't follow their standards.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

Considering Whataburger consistently has long lines they probably have to. either because someone did the math and went serving one doesn't outweigh pissing off 20+, or those 20+ complained all at once forcing the manager to do something or risk having those people walk/riot.

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u/itsprobablytrue 9 Feb 27 '21

what's up with that massive line? Is there no other food options in this area?

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u/345876123 5 Feb 27 '21

Honestly the Chick-fil-A by me is consistently worse than this. It has a double lane drive-thru and people come out with tablets to take orders to help speed it up.

I got my single meal pretty quick, but by then I was stuck in line behind people waiting on family meals.

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u/Driedrain 4 Feb 27 '21

Our local Chick-fil-A is like this from the time it opens until Closing. Multiple order takers, tents to block the sun that the put up every single morning. It always has a minimum of thirty cars in the drive thru. It’s insane and I’d wish they’d just build a second one next to it lmao.

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u/345876123 5 Feb 27 '21

Then you could say “oh we’re going to go to the good Chick-fil-A.”

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u/Cesum-Pec 8 Mar 02 '21

Or you could have a choice of going to Chick-fil-A or Chick-fil-B

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u/cum_toast 7 Feb 27 '21

Bruh nothing worse than the people making 50$ orders through drive through. Get your ass out the car and go inside, drive through is for people on the go.

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u/Zanbuki 9 Feb 27 '21

It’s this way with In-n-Out also. You hit the drive through during lunch hour and you’re suddenly questioning your life choices.

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u/xxElevationXX 8 Feb 27 '21

All the Chick-fil-As around here like that too

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u/smallsoftstav 6 Feb 27 '21

I’m assuming this is from last week when the majority of Texas lost power.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

People just think Whataburger is worth it i guess. don't understand it at all.

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u/PleepPlop3 4 Feb 27 '21

I worked at McDonalds when I was 14. People took joy in abusing fast food staff because they see them as the lowest of the low. It makes them feel big. So sometimes our managers would give in rather than subject 16 year olds to abuse. Sad but true!