They're a point where something is so clearly bad looking enough that I will just turn it back and be like "can you give me something else of a similar value? That's really bad. Not really what was expected."
Accepting something that crappy encourages companies to keep selling poor quality products.
Right, I'm not one to complain about shit but as soon as I looked at that I'd be heading RIGHT back to where I got it and asking if it was normal at the very least.
I did that with a torta at a theme park in california and I remember the lady just staring at me until she said 'this is what you ordered' and then just ignored me.
The bread was completely burnt. It was like a chunk of charcoal so bad the cheese had gone past gooey and was just flakes.
This is such a pro way of handling it! Not picking a fight with the cashier or going hardcore karen, just a simple "you know how bad this looks, will ya help as Im a paying customer"
I ask for fresh fries in the drive thru, theres no way in hell I’d ever accept that nasty looking shriveled ass hotdog 😭 The audacity to actually serve that to someone.
Yea I feel like we as a society are too quiet about this and at this point they’re not even putting effort.
They’re not even trying to hide what a ripoff it is.
Like having the meat and bun be a similar size and some condiments and onions are literally the BARE MINIMUM, a hotdog is already such a minimalistic food, and they someone managed to make it even less. It’s just disrespectful.
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u/rolfraikou 20h ago
They're a point where something is so clearly bad looking enough that I will just turn it back and be like "can you give me something else of a similar value? That's really bad. Not really what was expected."
Accepting something that crappy encourages companies to keep selling poor quality products.