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Most of you know I live in a tiny town on the river, about 1200 people live here anyway, my point, we have a McDonalds, wow ! 3 out of 5 times your order is wrong, no matter the rotation of employees over the years it still remains a high error rate. Heres my question, do you say something, or do you let it pass?

Also when you go out to a nice meal where you get out of the car:yh_rotfl



If something isnt right do you suck it up or do you say something, I am amazed at the number of people at work that say nothing Nothing says you have to be a pain in the arse.Just politely say something

Heck yeah I say something. I want what I am paying for. I'm polite about it and understand that humans make mistakes.

In a sit down place I do say something because the food is right in front of me.

If I'm going through a fast food drive thru then I just make sure I have the correct number of items because it all pretty much tastes the same anyway. :wah:

I never eat fast food anymore, except for those ice cream thingees at Wendy's. (you can tell I haven't been there in awhile too.....) :wah:

chonsigirl;1172993 wrote: I never eat fast food anymore, except for those ice cream thingees at Wendy's. (you can tell I haven't been there in awhile too.....) :wah:


A frosty.

That's it! :wah:

I do like those alot.

princessladedah;1172947 wrote: Most of you know I live in a tiny town on the river, about 1200 people live here anyway, my point, we have a McDonalds, wow ! 3 out of 5 times your order is wrong, no matter the rotation of employees over the years it still remains a high error rate. Heres my question, do you say something, or do you let it pass?

Also when you go out to a nice meal where you get out of the car:yh_rotfl





If something isnt right do you suck it up or do you say something, I am amazed at the number of people at work that say nothing Nothing says you have to be a pain in the arse.Just politely say something


There are places where you can get out of your car to eat? Hmm;)

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chonsigirl;1173009 wrote: Remember this?
Looks like a prostitution ring to me..:yh_rotfl

heck yes, I say something, its my money that I have spent and way to often those fries are cold.



We enjoy eating out......and my meal if not what I ordered, or something is wrong with it...same thing, I will bring it up politely.

and my meal if not what I ordered, or something is wrong with it...same thing, I will bring it up politely.


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Does "bring it up" have the same alternative meaning in the USA as it does in the UK, and if so, how does one do it politely?

Clodhopper;1173056 wrote: :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl



Does "bring it up" have the same alternative meaning in the USA as it does in the UK, and if so, how does one do it politely?
:yh_rotfl

It can have the same meaning if brought up correctly.



In this case she meant bring it up as in bring up the subject.

In our town down here, there are so many restaurants & quickie food places that we find ourselves dining out, & on a few occasions as well as eating out. (At least 5 to 6 times a week) Dining out, is in a restaurant, eating out, is at Mickey D's, KFC, BK, or Wendy's, or the like.



Yes, lately even in fine restaurants, we have found that the food is only as good as the chef preparing it! The last 4 out of 5 times we ate at a restaurant, we had to send either one or even both of our meals back, due to it not being prepared as ordered! At one restaurant, we even had to send the meals back twice, and the second time around the meals were still not correct. So we walked out, as we were walking out, the manager graveled apologetically, and said how embarrassed he was, and how he would speak to the chef. So we went to another restaurant two blocks down the road, & had a fine meal, "as we ordered"!

("They" had a chef, the other restaurant had a cook!)

With a take-out order, it is always best to check inside your bag before you leave with your food. If it is not what you ordered, have them fix it right there and then.

Odie;1173030 wrote: heck yes, I say something, its my money that I have spent and way to often those fries are cold.



We enjoy eating out......and my meal if not what I ordered, or something is wrong with it...same thing, I will bring it up politely.




i dont have bulimia i have the opposite if i eat that plastic rubbish within minutes i have to sit down and for a while :sneaky::sneaky:

We went to a restraunt where my husband ordered his steak medium-well. When it came to the table, blood was still running out. He sent it back. It came back the same way! He sent it back, and it came back the exact same way. Once again, he sent it back. Again, it came back the same way. He finally gave up and took it home and finished cooking it. I soooo wanted to go tell the cook, that if they didn't know blood running out is not medium-well, perhaps they should find a job that doesn't involve cooking. :-5 I didn't. They did take the cost of his dinner off the meal, but I find out who is cooking before I go in there now.

farmer giles;1173429 wrote: i dont have bulimia i have the opposite if i eat that plastic rubbish within minutes i have to sit down and for a while :sneaky::sneaky:


plastic rubbish, what is that?

along-for-the-ride;1173428 wrote: With a take-out order, it is always best to check inside your bag before you leave with your food. If it is not what you ordered, have them fix it right there and then.


you said that right!:-5:-5

always check the bag now before leaving.

Clodhopper;1173056 wrote: :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Does "bring it up" have the same alternative meaning in the USA as it does in the UK, and if so, how does one do it politely?


why don't you ask her what it means in Canada?? :wah:

Went to Arby's last week to get a roast beef with cheese on plain roll...they got 2 otta 3 right. Went right backt to the window...I said cheese....:-5. As for sit down restaurants, I've never had a problem.

why don't you ask her what it means in Canada??


oooops...

How about take out, delivery, etc. Yes a nice cheesesteak with extra cheese would do good right about now. And they can deliver it.

Yesterday, our daughter went through the "drive thru" at Burger King! She ordered 2 whoppers & 2 fries. She got the order, checked the bag, 2 wrapped woppers, 2 fries. So she drove off. When she got home she opened one of the wrapped woppers and all there was, was the bun!!! She called them & they said they would give her two woppers next time she visited, she said forget it, there won't be a next visit!

She was p*ssed!

princessladedah;1172947 wrote: (wrong food given by McDonalds) do you say something, or do you let it pass?


You don't go to these places, at all, full stop. Simple.

cars;1175849 wrote: Yesterday, our daughter went through the "drive thru" at Burger King! She ordered 2 whoppers & 2 fries. She got the order, checked the bag, 2 wrapped woppers, 2 fries. So she drove off. When she got home she opened one of the wrapped woppers and all there was, was the bun!!! She called them & they said they would give her two woppers next time she visited, she said forget it, there won't be a next visit!

She was p*ssed!


That is a disgrace!:-5