3/5 Shemaka C. 9 months ago on Google
Depends
on
who's
on
the
clock
that
day.
Some
people
(young
AND
older)
don't
bother
to
smile
or
greet
you
at
all,
and
some
even
overlook
you
until
u
raise
your
voice
then
they
look
at
you
like
they're
offended
because
you're
cutting
into
they're
precious
time--for
which
they're
being
PAID
to
serve
YOU,
and
in
a
warm,
hospitable
manner,
might
I
add--because
talking
to
Tameka,
Mandy,
and
Shakela
about
homeboy
who
was
staring
at
you
in
the
club
last
night
holds
TOP
PRIORITY--much,
MUCH,
much
more
important
than
your
order
being
taken,
paid,
and
delivered
to
you
[correctly,
preferably]
before
your
30
minute
lunchbreak
is
over.
And
speaking
to
the
"manager"
on
duty
usually
doesn't
achieve
anything
more
than
a
spot
in
their
conversation
with
Tameka
and
Mandy,
discussing
your
audacity
during
the
NEXT
customers
order.
But
like
I
said,
it
depends
on
who's
lucky
enough
to
be
on
the
clock
during
your
visit.
**SIDE
NOTE:
they
love
to
be
lazy
on
the
frozen
drinks,
so
unless
you
specifically
ask᛭
[at
the
speaker
box,
then
remind
them
again
at
each
window
(theyll
roll
their
eyes,
but
you
get
used
to
that)
before
you
receive
your
food],
do
NOT
expect
the
"standard"
caramel/chocolate
drizzle
in
the
cup,
whipped
cream,
syrup,
or
any
toppings
at
all
on
any
of
your
frappés,
smoothies,
or
shakes.
᛭
DURING
LUNCH
&
Rushes,
there
are
too
many
cameras
&
not
enough
time
for
them
to
duck
off
and
spit
in
your
food.
(
As
with
anything,
with
enough
determination,
if
they're
pissed
enough,
or
ain't
got
no
raisin',
they'll
find
a
way
to
taint
ur
🍔🍟
)