1/5 Thomas F. 5 months ago on Google
It's
been
2
months
since
I
was
last
at
this
Burgerville
and
the
same
problem
exists.
Burgerville
has
about
6
quarter
pound
burgers.
Wanting
a
plain
burger
I
simply
asked
for
a
quarter
pound
burger
plain
and
dry;
no
cheese.
"Well,
we
have
several
quarter
pound
hamburgers.
Which
did
you
want?"
Needless
to
say
I
repeated
my
request.
Her
stunned
reaction
sounded
as
of
I
had
insulted
her
favorite
aunt,
but
I
repeated
my
request.
"Did
you
want
cheese
on
that?"
Obviously,
I
stuttered,
so
I
confirmed
NO
CHEESE!
I
then
ordered
a
second
quarter
pound
burger
with
lettuce
and
dressing
only,
again,
no
cheese!
She
then
confirmed
the
order
-
at
least
it
sounded
as
of
it
were
confirmed.
Having
learned
to
check
the
order,
I
found
both
burgers
with
cheese.
I
looked
at
the
receipt.
One
burger
was
entered
correctly;
it
looks
as
if
the
price
was
reduced
by
$0.30
for
the
lack
of
cheese.
Not
so
on
the
other
burger;
it
listed
no
tomato
and
no
pickles.
Nothing
about
no
cheese
or
discount
for
saving
the
cheese
that
was
not
desired.
While
they
replaced
both
burgers;
the
one
was
plain,
the
other
had
sagging
lettuce
and
catsup,
when
spread
was
requested.
I
guess
I
could
say
one
gets
what
one
pays
for,
but
I
didn't
get
what
I
asked
for
or
what
I
paid
for.
I
realize
the
work
force
in
today's
world
is
challenging,
but
I
am
at
a
loss
as
to
the
fascination
Burgerville
has
with
cheese.
I
am
constrained
to
only
add
to
my
previous
review.
I
am
unable
to
offer
an
additional
star
ranking
and
I
guess
that
is
fair
so
that
one
doesn't
repetitively
"dime"
a
business.
However,
this
is
regarding
a
different
encounter-
a
second
chance-
and
they
faired
miserably.
This
was
two
months
earlier:
I
am
baffled
at
the
obsession
that
everything
must
have
cheese
on
it.
I
ordered
two
1/4
pound
hamburgers
-
I
emphasize
hamburgers.
I
explained
I
wanted
one
plain,
meat
and
bun
only;
no
cheese!
The
second
was
with
lettuce,
spread,
pickle,
and
whatever;
again
no
cheese.
I
also
ordered
a
chicken
and
chips
which
saved
the
meal.
When
I
paid,
the
cashier
seemed
to
confirm
the
order
was
for
2
hamburgers,
one
specifically
plain.
My
instinct
was
to
check
the
order
before
leaving
the
window
but
I
was
tired
from
Friday
traffic
and
hungry,
so
I
just
headed
home.
Oh
what
a
surprise,
both
were
imbedded
with
cheese.
I
could
have
returned
but
going
back,
explaining
the
staff's
zeal
to
make
everything
with
cheese,
and
going
home
to
eat
would
have
left
me
in
a
fouler
mood
than
right
now.
I
simply
do
not
like
cheese,
nor
anything
else
on
my
hamburger.
It's
bad
enough
to
get
the
disbelieving
looks
that
I
would
actually
like
to
eat
a
plain
hamburger
but
when
the
staff
tries
to
second
guess
what
I
want
and
smother
it
with
cheese,
I
get
a
little
irate.
Rather
than
make
a
scene,
I
can
vent
on
your
website
that
has
been
graciously
offered.
I
do
not
appreciate
wasting
money
on
food
I
cannot
(or
will
not)
eat,
anymore
than
I
enjoy
wasting
time
and
gas
to
return
to
have
someone
get
the
order
right
the
second
or
third
time.
Burgerville
is
not
unique
to
this
problem
but
I
would
love
an
explanation
as
to
how
one
may
place
an
order
and
have
it
filled
correctly.
My
line
for
decades
has
been,
"I
want
a
hamburger
plain
and
dry,
nothing
on
it;
just
the
meat
and
the
bun."
The
usual
response
beyond
the
perplexed
look
is,
"Do
you
want
cheese
on
it?".
Restraining
the
urge
to
inquiry
about
hearing
loss,
I
confirm,
"No
cheese.
Plain
and
dry,
just
the
meat
and
the
bun;
no
cheese."
Alas,
the
staff
who
obviously
are
subsidized
by
the
dairy
industry,
melts
cheese
into
every
book
and
cranny.
Given
the
wages
that
must
be
paid,
l
would
think
employee
training
work
include
customer
satisfaction
-
like
giving
the
customer
what
they
ordered
or
explaining
why
the
request
cannot
be
fulfilled.
Your
staff
let
you
down,
and
flogging
is
no
longer
a
permitted
option.
That
said,
how
can
I
get
what
I
ordered
prepared
and
presented
properly?