Burger King — Restaurant in Columbus

I had the funniest but somewhat maddening experience tonight. A bit of a read but I promise it's worth it.

I made my order, part of which was the Spicy Chicken Jr. which I asked for the sauce on the side since I had never had it before so I preferred it on the side so I could taste it before saucing the whole burger.

Tonight looked like a crew of three who were all speaking Spanish to each other (not a complaint, just part of the story). We'll call them Cashier Girl (CG), Bagger Lady (BG), and Incredulous Older Man (IOM).

Here is their conversation, which all went down in Spanish (largely paraphrased):

CG: Hey, he wanted the spicy chicken with the sauce on the side. BL: Wait what?? Like in a little bottle? CG: Yes, just not on the burger. BL: I already put it on the burger? Should I re-make it? (Cashier Girl stopped answering at this point). I'm just gonna give it to him. Hey should I remake it? IOL: Are you really gonna give it to him or did he respond? BL: I'm just gonna give it to him (laughter) BL: Hi would you like some onion ring sauce? Me: No thanks! IOL: Did you really just give it to him??? Did he already leave???

When I heard that I stood there for a couple of seconds to allow her to maybe feel some guilt and mention it to me but she didn't so I left.

I should have been mad because it's one thing to make a mistake and not catch it. But to sit there as they recognized their mistake and blatantly choose to ignore it should be maddening to anyone.

However, it just ended up being absolutely hilarious to me for some reason. I'm sure by now it's clear I speak Spanish (I'm Mexican) since I transcribed the scenario. What just cracks me up is that it should have been abundantly clear to them that I am Spanish speaker. I'm brown enough to be "randomly selected" by TSA 50% of the time for a pat down but clearly not brown enough for my people to recognize.

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