lost in translation?

[acroyear]

When I say "no onions, no peppers, add mustard" that does not mean "no lettuce, no tomato, no mayo, no onions, no peppers, add mustard".

*sigh*

it's as bad as a Wendy's a while back where i asked "#2, ketchup mustard only" and they left the cheese off.

Comments

[saxbabe.livejournal.com]

Reminds me on the time I had to go back into a Boston Market twice and they still didn't get it right, I gave up by that point. Is it really so hard to change a standard ham & swiss with mustard to ham & cheddar with no mustard? Apparently, for everyone who had been working at that particular store! One incarnation actually had the wrong meat (turkey) which I can only assume happened because the cheddar usually goes on that sandwich...

[siegfried1.livejournal.com]

My worst was asking for a Bacon Cheeseburger, mayo only.

You guessed it, bread, burger, mayo.

I asked why they gave me the bun, since I had specifically asked for only mayo. They didn't get it. Sarcasm is wasted on fast food employees.

[shalandara.livejournal.com]

That one was classic. But do you remember going to the Subway by our first house and me ordering a BLT and having to explain that I wanted Bacon, and Lettuce, and Tomato on it?

[pyllgrum.livejournal.com]

You are ordering "off-menu" in a place where a high school education ( let alone English ) is not required, everyone taking orders makes minimum wage, and you wonder why there is a problem?