Shaking Things Up With Your Order
(I only live a few minutes away from my work, so I stop there frequently for a bite to eat. The previous night, when I was working, the machine that handles all of the mochas, lattes, etc., was broken, so I keep that in mind when I find a coupon with a deal giving you a free coffee drink when you buy a big sandwich. After I pull up to the speaker and get the greeting…)
Me: “Is your coffee machine working?”
Coworker: “Yes.”
Me: “Okay, I’d like to get [sandwich] and a mint mocha.”
(I get the total, pay at the first window, and go to the second window to get my food. I get my sandwich, but when my second coworker hands me my drink…)
Me: “Uh, I asked for a mint mocha, not a mint shake.”
(My second coworker looks a little confused, and the shift manager comes over to see what the deal is.)
Me: “I asked for a mocha, not a shake.” *holds up the wrong drink*
Manager: “Oh, the machine is broken.”
Me: “I even asked if it was working before I ordered.”
Manager: “I don’t have the smartest people on my shift today.” *walks away*
(I drove home with my correct sandwich and incorrect drink, still a little confused. I went to the survey website and gave my two cents about my experience, but I really couldn’t get too annoyed, as it was a free drink.)
Question of the Week
Have you ever met a customer who thought the world revolved around them?