As both former fast-food workers, who understand the stress that can accumulate within these positions, as well as frequent customers at this and many other Wendy’s establishments, today’s experience really caught my friend and I off guard. Our order was fairly simple; a few six-piece chicken nuggets, as well as one crispy chicken sandwich. We noticed on the screen that the chicken sandwich rung up for around $6 as opposed to the $2 on the menu. Due to the long line behind us, we did not want to inconvenience the workers or the customers, although our bill went from $12 to almost $20 with tax. When we finally got to the window, I inquired the price of the crispy chicken sandwich, only to be told our cashier had put in the order incorrectly. Again, as former fast food employees, the stress of lunch hour is very familiar and we could easy empathize, however, the response we were given was very inappropriate The cashier proceeded to clasp her hands in a prayer position, begging us to not have her again put the order into the POS system. “Please, please, please don’t.” Confused, I ended up paying $18 for food I did not order, and was not even given the sandwich I originally ordered that was cheaper. After I decided to comply with her request, she “apologized” by saying she added “Extra sauce” for our nuggets. Here we sit, an hour later, with 7 extra unopened sauces. What are we supposed to do with these? I get it, fast food is again stressful, however, this was just all around bizarre.