My Rant For Today

• Kueh wrote on 2011-09-26 16:36
  What part of "Can I please have no tomatoes?" makes you think I would like one slice of tomato? Where did this judgement happen? Was it after you heard my order? You must have thought, "Oh, he's just playing hard to get. I'll just slip this tomato in there to make sure he knows I care."
  
  Was it while you were cooking it? "Okay. I'm almost done cooking this thing. But I've already filled my 'Do things perfectly' quota for today, so I better **** this **** up."
  
  It was probably while I was talking to you about how much I don't like tomatoes. "This *****. You need to learn that tomatoes are good for you. I'll show you!"
  
  Actually, scratch all that. Knowing where you work, it was probably when you were counting how many tomatoes I wanted. "Hmm...let's see, how many tomatoes was I supposed to put? Oh yeah. Zero. Now let's see...how many tomatoes did I put? *Sees tomato slice that should not be there* Zero. Alright, cool."
• TA wrote on 2011-09-26 16:40
  You're dealing with young minimum wage kids that don't want to be there. They don't give a **** about your order.
  
  Moral of the story? Don't get fast food.
• Oizen wrote on 2011-09-26 16:46
  I ask for no onions,
  
  they give me extra onions.
  
  This is my usual experience like that.
• Excalibuurr wrote on 2011-09-26 17:08

  Quote from OizenX;600378:

  I ask for no onions,
  
  they give me extra onions.
  
  This is my usual experience like that.

  
  
  Sue them!
• Science wrote on 2011-09-26 17:15
  But tomatoes are so... GOOD FOR YOU D:
• Mrlucky77 wrote on 2011-09-26 17:18
  You're acting like a child at the daycare that I volunteer at occasionally.
• Kueh wrote on 2011-09-26 17:20

  Quote from Mrlucky77;600409:

  You're acting like a child at the daycare that I volunteer at occasionally.

  
  
  By complaining that I didn't get something that I paid for? Wow, what's the name of the daycare?
• Mrlucky77 wrote on 2011-09-26 17:28

  Quote from Lyre;600410:

  By complaining that I didn't get something that I paid for? Wow, what's the name of the daycare?

  
  
  What do you mean, you didn't get it, but you paid for it? It's a free addition, essentially.
  
  Also, I agree with your rant, pretty much nobody at food-related businesses care about the particulars. However, your behaviour is what I don't really agree with. Is it so hard to remove tomatoes and just wrap them in the napkins to throw away? Besides, it can get pretty hectic in the kitchen, if your food item is popular, it might have been mixed up with another that did have tomatoes in them.
• Kueh wrote on 2011-09-26 17:40

  Quote from Mrlucky77;600413:

  What do you mean, you didn't get it, but you paid for it? It's a free addition, essentially.

  
  
  No, because I paid for NOT tomatoes and what I got was not NOT tomatoes.
  
  

  Quote from Mrlucky77;600413:

  However, your behaviour is what I don't really agree with. Is it so hard to remove tomatoes and just wrap them in the napkins to throw away?

  
  
  No. In fact, that's exactly what I did. But is it so hard to not put them there in the first place? No. In fact, it takes MORE energy to do this.
  
  And if you must know why I'm so mad, it's because my mom cooked six whole pizzas for her boyfriend's daughter, and took most of all the other kids and left me and two of my brothers with nothing to eat, not even left over ingredients. We were all hungry, so I decided to go and do something nice for them by getting them Sonic. My little brother is allergic to tomatoes, and they put god damn tomatoes on his food when I went through lengths that I should have had to go through to make sure they did NOT put tomatoes on his food.
  
  Even if my brother wasn't allergic, I paid them NOT to put ANY tomatoes on his food and they did EXACTLY the opposite. Of course I'm going to get upset. This happens every time, and it's why I play it like TA does and hardly eat fast food in the first place.
• Oizen wrote on 2011-09-26 17:47

  Quote from Mrlucky77;600413:

  What do you mean, you didn't get it, but you paid for it? It's a free addition, essentially.
  
  Also, I agree with your rant, pretty much nobody at food-related businesses care about the particulars. However, your behaviour is what I don't really agree with. Is it so hard to remove tomatoes and just wrap them in the napkins to throw away? Besides, it can get pretty hectic in the kitchen, if your food item is popular, it might have been mixed up with another that did have tomatoes in them.

  
  This is the stupidest logic I've seen.
  
  Lyre has the right to be picky with their money, as I'm sure he/she like everyone else worked hard for it. I don't know about you, but I prefer to buy what I like, and not what I don't.
  
  

  Quote from Excalibuurr;600399:

  Sue them!

  
  Why? That be such a waste.
• Mrlucky77 wrote on 2011-09-26 17:50

  Quote from OizenX;600433:

  This is the stupidest logic I've seen.
  

  
  
  :(
• TA wrote on 2011-09-26 17:56

  Quote from Lyre;600424:

  No, because I paid for NOT tomatoes and what I got was [S]not NOT[/S] tomatoes.

  
  
  Double negatives.
  :skip:
• Excalibuurr wrote on 2011-09-26 18:16

  Quote from TA;600450:

  Double negatives.
  :skip:

  
  
  Get out of here new English speaker. DOWN WITH THE NEW
  BACK WITH THE OLD!
• TA wrote on 2011-09-26 18:17

  Quote from Excalibuurr;600468:

  Get out of here new English speaker. DOWN WITH THE NEW
  BACK WITH THE OLD!

  
  
  

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• Mrlucky77 wrote on 2011-09-26 18:18

  Quote from TA;600470:

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  It's funny because black people were discriminated against in the "olden times".