Today at work a woman pulls up in the drive thru an she says "can i get a bbq sandwich and fries to go".... its a drive through you phuckin idiot. seriously? some people amaze me
some people amaze me that they have to get so pissed at the smallest things that you should normall shrug off to the point where they need to make a thread about it to complain and call her a name maybe why you work in a drive thru?
You're amazed a woman misspoke while ordering at a drive through? The world must be a wondrous and amazing place for you on a daily basis.
How is that different then saying, "Thanks, you too" after movie ticket agent told you to enjoy the movie!
Did you take the lid off her drink and throw it through the window when she pulled up? That's what I would have done.
Oh my fucking god I hate those people! I mean what the fuck, hes gonna be standin there the whole movie how can he enjoy it phuckin idiot. seriously? some people amaze me
I'm worse. I give them my money and then start walking off I don't know why but i always fucking do that buying movie tickets. Makes me look like a dumbass
ever drive up to a mcd's drivethrough and accidentally order a whopper? happens to me 50% of the time
Its not? Then what is it? One of us here is confused and I'm pretty sure its not me. Anyway... I used to work at a movie theater, and had to say "thank you, enjoy your show" about a million times a day. It became a force of habit to say that whenever I said "thank you" to people. Out of context it is one of the weirdest things you can possibly tell people. The guy at the drive thru hands you your receipt and credit card back and you tell him "Thank you. Enjoy the show." Followed by a moment of notably awkward silence as they wait to see what the show is. I always felt compelled to just whip my dick out and start masturbating or something. At least then it would make sense.
Yeah pretty funny when its not you who said it. I used to work there for years and sadly it took me years to stop saying that. I can't tell you how many of those awkward moments I've sat through. I'd just maintain eye contact. And let my foot off the brake. Just ease on up to the next window.