
So on my lunch break today I decided I wanted a sandwich... more specifically a sub sandwich. I drove to Subway and waited in the drive-thru for literally 10 minutes behind 3 cars that weren't moving. And if you know me at all you understand that I have ZERO patience, and I couldn't take it anymore so I left.
Because I wanted a sub sandwich so badly I decided I would try Blimpie. Ryan said it was good, and I can't remember ever having it before. Well when I got to the window to order, I decided I wanted a kids meal because that's all the food I needed. So I order.... Then the guy looks at me and then I see him trying to look in the back of my car...
"For a kid?" he asks.
"yup." I answered unnerved.
So then he's looking in the back of my car again really searching around for kid in a car seat. Then he says, "you know the kids meals are for kids 12 and under right?"
I say, "yup. I can't have a kid a home?"
He still is looking at me really suspiciously, but then finishes the order and gives me my food. I even tried to order really kid like foods like a ham a cheese with nothing on it, and a root beer instead of some highly caffeinated drink. Anyway, I get my food and leave, then notice that he didn't give me my little treat... I guess he didn't believe me after all. Jerk.
So I think that 12 and under rule is REALLY stupid. I don't want a lot of food dang it, why should I have to pay for it?? It's irritating that they have that age restriction on it. So I usually order a kids meal anyway and nobody has ever said anything about it before. I was surprised he even asked...
So I'm kind of a bad person... In case you didn't know.





2 comments:
The "12 and under ONLY" rule makes me so mad! Maybe I actually want a smaller portion! And then they wonder why Americans are such fatties.
You should totally contact corporate and complain. Make up a story about having a sick kid at home that's allergic to sunlight and air and you have to bring him food and you don't appreciate them discriminating against you. That'll show 'em.
It IS a dumb rule! And I break it all the time too.
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