I ordered a sandwich here at the drive-through and asked for it to be heated extra hot. I asked the cashier if they had remembered to make it extra hot. She didn’t know, so I took it out of the bag and felt it—and it was cold. I ordered another one. They did not comp me for the second sandwich.
They asked me to pull around again, which I did. I went back to the drive-through, but the second sandwich was still not ready. I paid for the second sandwich with my card. The person working there asked me to pull into a parking space to wait for it to be ready. This had already taken up a half hour of my time, so I said, “Just forget it, please refund me. It’s taking too long and I have things to do.”
I gave her my card so she could reverse the transaction, but she didn’t know how to do a simple refund. She had to go get the manager, who also did not know how to do a refund. They were both standing at the computer trying to figure it out. I didn’t have an hour to wait for this to get done, so I told them, “Just forget it. Give me my card back, please—I can’t wait any longer.”
The manager didn’t hand me my card back and continued to fuss with the computer system. I had to ask her again in a loud, assertive voice: “Please give me my card back. I don’t have time for this.” Finally, the manager returned my credit card to me. They took my money for the second sandwich—which I did not get—and they did not void the second transaction.
They have good food; it tastes good if they actually listen to you when you order. But this is the second time this has happened at this location—the sandwich, which is supposed to be hot, came out cold. That is why, this time, I ordered it extra hot ahead of time the first time I ordered.
I was disappointed that they could not make it extra hot as I’d requested from the start, and that I had to go through so much waiting. Not to mention, the associates do not even know how to void a transaction or do a refund. So, conveniently for them, I had to pay for two sandwiches and only got one cold sandwich which was supposed to be hot—unless I wanted to wait there for an hour.
They need to listen when a customer orders, and they need to know how to perform basic, simple tasks like refunds. Then it would be a...
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