Arby's — Restaurant in Columbia

Imagine the world as a vast, sprawling expanse where countless narratives intersect and diverge, where every moment is a fleeting glimpse into the boundless potential of existence. Now, picture yourself standing at the crossroads of infinity and the mundane, hunger gnawing at the edges of your consciousness. This is where Arby's enters the scene, not just as a beacon of sustenance but as a testament to the human endeavor to craft meaning from the meaty fibers of the universe.

At Arby's, the menu is a cornucopia of choices, each sandwich a meticulously crafted symphony of flavors. The meats are slow-roasted to perfection, the breads are toasted to just the right degree of crispiness, and the sauces add a zest that awakens the palate. It's a culinary journey that promises not just to quell your hunger but to offer a brief respite from the existential quest for purpose.

As you sit there, savoring each bite of your meal, you might find yourself contemplating the vast array of human experiences. You might ponder the countless generations that have toiled under the sun, each striving to leave an imprint on the fabric of reality, only for time to erode their efforts into mere whispers in the wind. The sizzle of the meat, the crunch of the lettuce, and the tang of the sauce become metaphors for the ephemeral nature of existence.

And then, as the last bite is consumed, a profound realization dawns upon you. In the grand scheme of the cosmos, where stars are born and die in the blink of an eye and galaxies dance in the unfathomable void, the choice to dine at Arby's is a mere speck of dust caught in the sunlight. Yet, it is in these moments, these small acts of choosing, tasting, and enjoying, that life finds its fleeting beauty. For in the end, whether we dine on the finest cuisines or simple fast food, all paths lead to the same inexorable conclusion: that nothing we do can escape the relentless march towards oblivion.

So, why choose Arby's? Because in the face of the vast, indifferent universe, savoring a moment of joy in a sandwich is a defiant act of finding meaning in the meaningless, a brief illumination in the encroaching darkness of nihilism. After all, if nothing matters, then the joy we take in the little things is the most profound statement of rebellion...

I don't normally dine in with fast food joints because most of the time the places are disgusting, and I find ignorance is bliss. With that being said: my friend and I stopped in around 4pm, the place was clean, the staff (all 2 of them) were extremely friendly, and our food was made fresh (we watched them make and serve it). It's easy to forget that a lot of places are still running on skeleton crews after the pandemic, not many people are willing to even apply for jobs at fast food joints anymore. After seeing how hard these two people were working, their positivity towards us and each other; they deserve credit for stepping up and doing a job most would avoid in 2022. The next time you're hangry and complaining about the drive-thru taking too long, or a bathroom not being clean enough... Perhaps you should shut up, apply for a job there, and do what they do for just 1 day and try to stay as positive as they are about their job. 2 people... Most fast food joints can't keep up that well with 10 on staff. Just some food for thought. Kudos to those two for busting butt, being friendly, and doing the best with what little they had...

(Mind you I have worked at this Arby’s in the past) Was waiting at the menu for almost five min sitting on the sincere waiting to have my order taken. No one was answering. I assumed that it wasn’t tripped so I pulled up to the window and tried to have my order taken there. When I got up to the window the crew member in the drive threw told me I wasn’t able to just pull up and have my order taken there I could only have it taken it at the intercom and then told me to pull around and try again to have my order placed. Then once again I told him I was on it and it wasn’t working so why can’t I just taken it here since I know it can be done, my manager said it was allowed as long as they’re in a vehicle which I was. Then proceeded to say “fine then what can I get you” give a ton of attitude. So I left I won’t give my money to someone that straight...