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From: jrc@ritcv.UUCP (James R. Carbin)
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Subject: Re: Those twits at McDonalds have done it to me for the last time!
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Date: Sat, 20-Apr-85 12:26:54 EST
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> The @#$%^& knuckle-walkers at Wendy's do the same thing with their
> bloody cheese!  Worse yet, they insist on announcing an order of
> fries to the cooks as "Hot, Crispy Fries"!  (I have a friend who has
> threatened to walk in and order in a loud voice "Cold, Soggy Fries".)
> Oh, well, at least you get to pick what's on it -- if the cooks get
> it right...
> 
> --
> 
> Ken Montgomery  "Shredder-of-hapless-smurfs"
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Ken:  Your friend probably has a great idea. At most Friendlies  (sorry, but
this is a large chain primarily in the East), they do not market Coke, but 
rather "Friendly Cola."  So.... usually when you order a large Coke, the
response is, we don't have Coke, but is Friendly Cola o.k.?  I have a friend
who invariably orders a large Friendly Cola.  The waiters and waitresses are
usually so thoroughly programmed that it is sometimes short of amazing of
how unglued they become when he orders a Friendly Cola.  They just weren't
expecting that anyone would ever order one of those.   

as ever,

j.r.    {allegra,seismo}!rochester!ritcv!jrc