The Sauce Of All Your Problems, Part 7
I’m waiting to pick up my online order at a popular burrito place. There is a sign stating they brought a steak sauce back as an option.
Customer: “I’ll have a [steak sauce].”
Cashier: “What would you like?”
Customer: “[Steak sauce].”
Cashier: “Ma’am, that’s a sauce. Would you like a burrito or something else?”
Customer: “THE [STEAK SAUCE]!”
She points and slams her finger into the display sign.
Cashier: “So, you want the steak burrito with [steak sauce]? Sure thing.”
Customer: “What? I want shrimp! It comes on it, right?! It can go on the shrimp in the burrito and not just the steak?”
Cashier: “Yes, it can go on both, but you’ll have to pay extra for the shrimp.”
Customer: “But it can go on both, right?!”
Cashier: “Yes.”
I left before she got her food, but I think the cashier may have gotten her to understand her order and that [steak sauce] was indeed just a sauce and could go on anything.
Related:
Getting To The Sauce Of The Problem, Part 6
Getting To The Sauce Of The Problem, Part 5
Getting To The Sauce Of The Problem, Part 4
Getting To The Sauce Of The Problem, Part 3
Getting To The Sauce Of The Problem, Part 2
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