1/5 JULIE B. 4 years ago on Google
I
went
to
the
new
location
this
morning
as
I
hadn't
yet
been
there
and
wanted
to
try
it.
I
researched
the
Dunkin'
Donuts
website
to
get
an
idea
of
what
I
wanted
to
order
and
saw
a
few
different
options.
On
their
site,
I
saw
that
they
had
turkey
sausage
but
not
turkey
bacon,
which
is
strange
to
me
since
more
people
eat
bacon
than
sausage
in
my
opinion.
Hoping
they
did
indeed
have
turkey
bacon,
I
queried
this
option
upon
my
arrival.
Of
course,
no
turkey
bacon.
I
then
asked
if
I
could
substitute
turkey
sausage
for
the
bacon
on
the
2
for
$5
Bacon,
Egg,
&
Cheese
Croissants.
No,
again.
The
drive-thru
cashier
then
had
the
gall
to
tell
me
that
I
should
just
get
the
2
for
$5
cuz
"It's
cheaper"!
I
informed
her
that
I
don't
eat
pork,
which
she
should
have
gathered
since
I
was
inquiring
about
the
turkey
products,
duh.
I
then
saw
that
the
new
plant-based
sandwich
was
listed
on
the
menu
board
for
only
79¢!
What
a
deal!
When
I
asked
if
the
price
was
in
fact
correct,
I
heard
the
manager
come
on
&
say
that's
not
right
at
all.
I
told
her
that's
what
her
board
is
advertising.
They
both
said
that's
not
what
they
advertise.
Lol,
I
laughed
at
that
&
told
them
to
come
out
&
look.
I
don't
think
they
know
the
meaning
of
marketing
or
advertising.
The
manager
finally
said
that
a
number
must
have
fallen
off
the
board.
I
told
her
that's
not
my
problem,
and
79¢
is
the
price
they're
advertising
for
the
sandwich.
That's
what
I'm
paying.
Haven't
they
ever
been
at
a
store
where
something
was
on
a
shelf
with
a
certain,
and
you
received
that
very
price
for
that
item
merely
cuz
the
item
was
misplaced?
When
these
things
happen,
it's
not
the
consumer's
I
fault.
It's
the
business'
fault,
and
they
merely
need
to
appease
that
one
customer
with
the
low
price
and
fix
it
immediately
so
the
business
doesn't
lose
real
profit.
So,
I
then
heard
the
manager
say
in
the
background,
"What
the
hell!"
She
gets
back
on
&
says
the
sandwich
costs
$4.79,
and
that's
what
I'll
pay.
I
then
tell
her
that
was
finally
the
first
time
they're
told
me
the
ACTUAL
price
&
that
they
really
shouldn't
have
the
button
pressed
when
they're
cursing
about
possible
patrons.
As
a
manager,
she
should
try
to
confine
herself
in
a
more
professional
manner,
especially
in
front
of
her
employees
because
she's
supposed
to
lead
them.
I
then
said
that
I
was
going
somewhere
else
for
breakfast,
somewhere
that
wants
repeat
customers
and
might
possibly
uphold
manners
and
grace
with
their
consumers.
I
also
want
to
point
out
that
both
women
spoke
so
fast
and
with
ZERO
enunciation
that
it
was
exceedingly
difficult
to
understand
them.
I
had
to
ask
them
each
to
repeat
themselves
multiple
times.
None
of
these
are
qualities
that
are
wanted
or
needed
in
a
drive-thru
cashier
or
a
manager.