How fail was this on my part?

[HamburgerBoy]

I go to In-N-Out, and the woman behind the register beaming unusually today. She then tells me that I am the politest (or best mannered or something similar) customer she's ever had. She seemed genuine and non-harmful by it, but I am doubtful that this was a good thing on my part. :hmm:

Oddly enough, I got animal style fries by mistake, which I had never had before. They were quite good actually. Do these cost extra usually?

EDIT: I'm not trying to turn this into an L&R-style "She smiled at me dude, should I ask her out?" thread. I guess I'm asking if any of you guys have similar problems with talking naturally and not trying to end every phrase in "Please" or "Thank you".

 

[brianmanahan]

404 fail not found

 

[thescreensavers]

Kids, Cocaine is one hell of a drug

 

[OCGuy]

Nominated for most time spent creating useless thread award.

 

[Skeeedunt]

She obviously wanted to go animal style on your knob. Glad you enjoyed the fries.

 

[Krazy4Real]

fail

 

[HamburgerBoy]

She obviously wanted to go animal style on your knob. Glad you enjoyed the fries.

I'm not saying that at all. The experience took me back to being ~9 years old and and old couple complimenting my family for raising such quiet and polite children.

EDIT: Apparently animal style fries cost $2 more. Dang. I actually alerted the person that served my food (a different person) that the order was incorrect, but that I was cool with it and only did so because I thought there might have been a mix up. I hope they understood why I alerted them and don't think that I snubbed a gift. I mean, that's the price of a milk shake.

 

[zanejohnson]

well...considering you set yourself up for failure.. we'll deduct 100 right there

but.. talked to a cute girl??? plus 200...

n n out... minus 50

animal style... +100

i give you a 50

but you gotta pay taxes less than said hot girl cuz your obviously a 1per... so.. that makes you 0

big fat zero..

i voted 1..

 

[Sluggo]

I go to In-N-Out, and the woman behind the register beaming unusually today. She then tells me that I am the politest (or best mannered or something similar) customer she's ever had. She seemed genuine and non-harmful by it, but I am doubtful that this was a good thing on my part. :hmm:

Oddly enough, I got animal style fries by mistake, which I had never had before. They were quite good actually. Do these cost extra usually?

Cliffs:

Dear Diary:

A girl (a real one this time) talked to me today.
I spooged.

P.S. Big Sisters suk...goodnight diary.:$

 

[HamburgerBoy]

Cliffs:

Dear Diary:

A girl (a real one this time) talked to me today.
I spooged.

P.S. Big Sisters suk...goodnight diary.:$

So you think being called "the most polite customer I have ever had" is the same as simply someone talking to someone? You guys are misinterpreting this thread. It's an attack on my inability to not talk like an 8 year old church going boy. I'm wondering the extent to which the aforementioned conversation impediment seems fail to you guys.

 

[white]

Where's the fail? She's paid to be friendly to you.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

Where's the fail? She's paid to be friendly to you.

I've eaten at In-N-Out probably a few hundred times. In fact, I've probably created twenty In-N-Out threads, being that it is basically my sole source of social interaction outside of the family. They're always friendly, yes. This is about something different.

 

[Sluggo]

So you think being called "the most polite customer I have ever had" is the same as simply someone talking to someone? You guys are misinterpreting this thread. It's an attack on my inability to not talk like an 8 year old church going boy. I'm wondering the extent to which the aforementioned conversation impediment seems fail to you guys.

Maybe you are the only customer she has ever had.

Some of you guys are so socially inept it's scary.

 

[OCGuy]

In-N-Out is just like Chik-Fil-A, they pay for white clear english speaking young employees to smile/greet you/take your order, at least where I live.

I remember in high-school all the other fast food paid like 6.25/hr, In-n-out was over $9.

 

[Capt Caveman]

Some people like to chat, obviously those that have zero social skills will take it as something more than that.

 

[Slew Foot]

Epic fail for you. She obviously upgraded you to animal style because thats what she wanted you to do to her sloppy wet vag.

 

[lothar]

In-N-Out is just like Chik-Fil-A, they pay for white clear english speaking young employees to smile/greet you/take your order, at least where I live.

I remember in high-school all the other fast food paid like 6.25/hr, In-n-out was over $9.

How long ago was that?

CA minimum wage is about $9.something now.
How much does In-n-Out pay now?

 

[OCGuy]

How long ago was that?

CA minimum wage is about $9.something now.
How much does In-n-Out pay now?

I think minimum is $8, and they pay over $10 for cutting french fries.

 

[zanejohnson]

someone in this thread compared this situation to talking to an 8 yr old boy...

i'd like to challenge that...

have YOU tried that? what did you talk about?

 

[RPD]

wtf did I just read?