Sooo....
Yesterday, I went through the drive-through (thru? It hurts me to spell it that way.) at a fine establishment near the mall. When the young woman working the window handed my drink to me, it was literally overflowing and coated with soda all around. I asked her if I could please have a napkin. She looked at me like I was nuts. Now, don't get me wrong... I've known plenty of intelligent, competent people who have worked at such establishments. This girl just happened not to be one of them. Clearly, she thought the same about me. After she looked at me - utterly puzzled - for a moment, I said again, "A napkin? Please?" (Really, is the economy so bad that asking for a napkin is that preposterous?)
Then her expression changed and she said very slowly, as though explaining something very complicated to a small child, "See, you're at the 'drive-thru' and at the drive-thru, we usually put the napkins inside the bag."
Ah, thanks for clearing that up for me. I have always wondered.
I do hope you gave her a snotty look after that comment!! Haha!
ReplyDeleteMKG... you read my mind. I feel like I spend less and less time blogging for the right reasons and more and more time checking off the pictures and events I want to share, etc. I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to have a blogging to-do list. Just sayin...
ReplyDeleteYou are far better than me though- I rarely edit any pics before hand. I did so for my Cedar Crest post, and it took me half the day!
I am making it a goal to write more, record the funny things the kids say, etc. I miss that.
People at the drive-THRU can be crazy. Like, certifiable! Ugh!
That's one of those moments where I would have just given a stunned look and then thought of all the things I "should" have said on my drive home. I can't believe she said that!
ReplyDeleteI had to chuckle a bit...I can't stand it either when things are not spelled out correctly! It's so classy with a capital K!
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