There's not a rolly eye emoji big enough.

The vehicle full of people ordering 6 meals pisses me off more than the person who doesn't have a working window.

Here, use this:

Maybe I eat fast food too much, but it shouldn't take 20 min for the person in front of you to order in the drive thru.... THE MENUS NEVER CHANGE

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Originally posted by Kskelton:
Maybe I eat fast food too much, but it shouldn't take 20 min for the person in front of you to order in the drive thru.... THE MENUS NEVER CHANGE

I keep looking for the spicy chicken breakfast biscuit but Chick-Fil-A keeps changing the menu. Cole slaw is gone, too.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:

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Originally posted by Kskelton:
Maybe I eat fast food too much, but it shouldn't take 20 min for the person in front of you to order in the drive thru.... THE MENUS NEVER CHANGE

I keep looking for the spicy chicken breakfast biscuit but Chick-Fil-A keeps changing the menu. Cole slaw is gone, too.

Noticed the spicy biscuit was gone the other day as well... I was crushed.

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Originally posted by Kskelton:
THE MENUS NEVER CHANGE

I stop in at Arby's every once in a while, hoping to see their BLT. Great sandwich, but it's not a regular menu item. comes and goes.

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I also (don't laugh) stop at Taco Bell every now and again. They have "limited time" menu items, some of which are OK, especially when viewed as a delivery system for their fire sauce or diablo sauce.

Bottom line: Yes, the menus do change. Frequently.

Never, ever, under any circumstances, get in line at the drive-thru behind a minivan!

I would be surprised if CFA wouldn't make you a spicy chicken biscuit if you asked for it. Of course that may take a bit for them to cook it, but it would be fresh!

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Originally posted by barndg00:
I would be surprised if CFA wouldn't make you a spicy chicken biscuit if you asked for it. Of course that may take a bit for them to cook it, but it would be fresh!

I have asked. The response, "that (the breakfast spicy chicken biscuit) is no longer a menu item." They did offer to cook a lunch spicy chicken for me and serve it on a biscuit, but when I stop there for breakfast I really don't have time to wait for special orders.

Some people can actually swing the special order thing provided they have their act together. Some people can make ordering a #2 value meal a twenty minute ordeal.

I still marvel at people who get to a register and either don't know what they want to order and/or are not ready to pay. Seriously, what have they been doing during their wait?

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Originally posted by barndg00:
I would be surprised if CFA wouldn't make you a spicy chicken biscuit if you asked for it. Of course that may take a bit for them to cook it, but it would be fresh!

Just get a regular biscuit with the Srirachi sauce. It's better than the old spicy biscuit.

Some drive thrus take me a long time, as I have no idea what food they have. . . Last time I was at Taco Bell, I looked at the menu for 2 mins, and just drove off, as I didn't see anything I wanted.

I just don't do drive-thrus.

Having been "trapped" in a concrete curbed conduit (also an excellent rob & kill-zone) behind idiots, I just don't do them anymore.

When I had my K5 Blazer, I would do them from time to time, but when stupidity became apparent, I crawled up, over and out of there.

Since I'm limited to cars now, no drive thru's.

Aggravates everyone I insist we go in to do 'take-out'.

I can't understand what the people are saying after I place my order. Easier to walk in and order take out.

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Having been "trapped" in a concrete curbed conduit (also an excellent rob & kill-zone) behind idiots, I just don't do them anymore.

Glad to see someone else sees this in the same way as I do. {rob and kill zone}

I was behind a car at Wendy's a couple of days ago, and it was like the woman in it had never been to a fast food place before, and didn't know what a single or double was She kept asking questions like, "What comes on a single?".

WHAT?

That's what I said when I heard her ask it. Then I had to laugh.