We ordered two dinners and upsized to large fries and extra fries instead of slaw. We order the same thing twice a week and are well aware of how the dinners usually look like. We paid and received our food and half way home my wife realized our order was wrong. One of the meals had slaw and only one of the trays had a small amount of fries. The other meal had a standard amount of fries. We turned around and drove back to the store. When I walked in and explained the order was wrong the lady who originally took the drive thru order disputed the error and asked for the receipt. It was frustrating that I knew what I ordered and originally just intended to run in and have them fix the fries. When she asked again for the receipt I didn’t even recall her giving it to me. It ultimately was in the car. But if the order was wrong wouldn’t the receipt be wrong? Cared more about that then just getting it right. I asked to speak with the manager and then requested a refund. I requested a refund because the store manager told me he personally weighed both orders and they both had 8 oz of fries. I knew that could not be accurate because I knew one of them had an order of slaw. I once again requested a refund and he told me he could not do anything without a receipt. I found that ridiculously odd because he obvious just stated he remembered weighing both orders of fries. If he remembered that he obviously remembered our order? I had brought everything we had purchased back in the store. He finally refunded the check. At the point, he took the time to look at both boxes and he saw the slaw and lack of fries. Rather then admit the mistake and try to apologize for the error he told me that it was now irrelevant. He had issued a credit and it was done. I asked for his general managers name and contact info and he then told me to leave HIS store. When I asked why he would not give me the names requested, he said it was based on yelling at his staff. Up to the point that he was caught in a lie, not once did anyone yell. Including him. He told me to leave HIS store once again and acted like this was a huge inconvenience. I have never been asked to leave any place of business ever. And it is ridiculous that he would not identify who the owner or district manager was. HIS store… what a joke.