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Article #624692Re: OFF TOPIC: old Burger King ad
From: Scott Lurndal
Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2018 14:23
Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2018 14:23
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t...@loft.tnolan.com (Ted Nolan <tednolan>) writes: >In article <tdlfjddriuu54g3v7...@4ax.com>, >JimP <solo...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>Wendys where I used to live, I arrived about 5 minutes before the >>lunch rush. The burger and the fries were cold. The fry guy actually >>told me to be careful the fries were hot. I guess he thought room >>temperature fries are hot. I've worked in fast food places, everyone >>in that Wendys acted like they were clueless. I thought they got >>training. If my boss had caught me serving cold fries, I would have >>been fired. Only the soda was the correct temperature, and I served >>myself on that one. > >Wendy's is an interesting case. When they first came to town, they were >great. You could get a good, fresh burger practically as quick as you >could walk through. Then something happened (and this was before Dave >Thomas died) and they went to pot. Then after Thomas, they got worse >and the last time I went, it seemed that the concept of providing food >to customers for cash was a novel concept to the staff.. There's a Wendy's a few miles from here where a customer once found a human finger in the chili. After investigation, it was found that the customer had acquired the finger from a friend in Las Vegas and had placed it in her own bowl of chili hoping for a big payday. https://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/14/us/police-identify-severed-finger-in-the-wendys-chili-case.html
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