Driving The Point Home
(Note: our Drive-thru has a strict “No Cell Phone” policy. A customer pulls up to our drive-thru while talking on her cellphone.)
Me: “How may I help you?”
Customer: *continues talking on cellphone*
Me: “May I help you?”
Customer: *continues talking on cellphone*
Me: “Please end your phone call now, or I will have to ask you to leave our drive-thru.”
(The customer finally hangs up about 15 seconds later.)
Customer: “Hello? Hello? Is anyone there? Will someone take my order?!”
Me: “May I help you?”
Customer: “Yes, what took you so long? No one ever even said anything to me.” *places order*
Me: “Your total is $xx.xx, first window.”
Customer: *pulls up to the window*
Me: “Ma’am, you do know our restaurant has a strict “No Cell Phone” policy in drive thru.”
Customer: “Well, I wasn’t on my cell phone.”
Me: “You spent 5 minutes ignoring me asking for your order, and I could hear you talking on your cell phone.”
Customer: “Well, I most certainly wasn’t!”
Me: “Ma’am, we have that no cell phone policy. Please don’t use it again in drive-thru, because we might have to ask you to leave the drive-thru if it happens again.”
Customer: “Why?”
Me: “Because you took 5 minutes to even start placing your order. That’s 5 minutes we can’t take any other orders.”
Customer: “This is bulls***! I don’t even have a cellphone!”
(Suddenly, the customer’s cell phone rings. She picks it up.)
Customer: “Hello? Oh my gosh, no he didn’t!”
(It took me another 3 minutes to get her money.)






