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Join contest SubscribeMy last McDonald's experience was not worthy of $15 an hour wages all around. I think that it's the beginning of a bad trend.
You can't meaningfully compare Chik Fil A and McDonald's service in the same sentence. Chik Fil A absolutely RULES in service among the fast food industry. Those kids work their butts off, or they're out on them in short order. And they are always fast, courteous and pleasant. It is amazing to watch; and as an employer, somewhat of a wonder. (At least that's how they are here in the South).
You can't meaningfully compare Chik Fil A and McDonald's service in the same sentence. Chik Fil A absolutely RULES in service among the fast food industry. Those kids work their butts off, or they're out on them in short order. And they are always fast, courteous and pleasant. It is amazing to watch; and as an employer, somewhat of a wonder. (At least that's how they are here in the South).
Doesn't bother me, only the long lines and that I would have to drive almost four hours to get to one does. Saying "My pleasure" instead of "You're welcome" is a customer service policy of theirs to demonstrate that customer service is their passion rather than their obligation, obviously it's working. https://www.southernliving.com/news/why-chick-fil-a-employees-say-my-pleasureDoes it bug the shit out of anyone else when the Chik-Fil-A employees say "its my pleasure". It is the main reason I don't go there much.
Does it bug the shit out of anyone else when the Chik-Fil-A employees say "its my pleasure". It is the main reason I don't go there much.
Does it bug the shit out of anyone else when the Chik-Fil-A employees say "its my pleasure". It is the main reason I don't go there much.
Doesn't bother me, only the long lines and that I would have to drive almost four hours to get to one does. Saying "My pleasure" instead of "You're welcome" is a customer service policy of theirs to demonstrate that customer service is their passion rather than their obligation, obviously it's working. https://www.southernliving.com/news/why-chick-fil-a-employees-say-my-pleasure
Are you triggered or offended the employee enjoyed serving you?
Not only that, but McD was pressured to increase wages as sort of a "right" of workers. From the looks of this, Chik F is providing an incentive under their own volitionYou can't meaningfully compare Chik Fil A and McDonald's service in the same sentence. Chik Fil A absolutely RULES in service among the fast food industry. Those kids work their butts off, or they're out on them in short order. And they are always fast, courteous and pleasant. It is amazing to watch; and as an employer, somewhat of a wonder. (At least that's how they are here in the South).
I know why they say it. It just bugs me. I wouldn't say I am triggered (Have never attacked anyone for it) nor offended. For one, I find it Bullshit, there is no way it pleasures them. So I feel I am getting smoke blown up my ass. Also you can tell it is scripted, so it is actually meaningless. You can't talk to the employees it seems sterile, like they are all scared that the hammer will come down at any moment.
Some here talk about public schools indoctrinating our kids, well to me this seems like an indoctrination. They ALL say it. It just seems a little "Borg-ish" you shall assimilate.
Some of the Chick-fil-A girls around here are smoking hot!
Good for this franchise owner if he can make it work.
BTW, never been to one of these here establishments. Actually never even seen one in real life, like in person n stuff. We're still happy as hell with this indoor pooper thingy.
Be that creepy old guy. You have my supportI said around here, not whatever shithole that one's located in.
I'd get some pics, but I don't want to be that creepy old guy. Plus schools are out so I try to remember some of the chicken hustlers may be a tad too young this time of year. ;-)
I remember answering phones with my unit, rank and name followed by, "May I help you Sir (Ma'am was added later). This is nothing new.
BTW, never been to one of these here establishments. Actually never even seen one in real life, like in person n stuff. We're still happy as hell with this indoor pooper thingy.
You Hillbillies are easily satisfied. The finer things like Chic-Fil-A are for Cro-Magnon and above.![]()
These days wouldn't that put you in danger of serious consequences for "triggering" someone by "assuming their preferred gender pronoun"?
I was indoctrinated by my parents to say sir, ma'am and thank you.
Before retiring from my civilian career I dealt with customers on a regular basis. I thanked them, sometimes said my pleasure and was sincere. Difficult customers were thanked...maybe they detected I wasn't sincere.
Lots of companies have scripted ways of answering the phone or responding to certain queries/situations. I remember answering phones with my unit, rank and name followed by, "May I help you Sir (Ma'am was added later). This is nothing new. Compared to McD and most other fast food joints, I'll take Chik's service any day.
Easily satisfied indeed. New past time is watching the Fish go at it...........![]()
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You can't meaningfully compare Chik Fil A and McDonald's service in the same sentence. Chik Fil A absolutely RULES in service among the fast food industry. Those kids work their butts off, or they're out on them in short order. And they are always fast, courteous and pleasant. It is amazing to watch; and as an employer, somewhat of a wonder. (At least that's how they are here in the South).
Agreed, it's also the same consistently pleasant experience that I get at In-N-Out and Dutch Bros Coffee.
Care to elaborate upon the "In-N-Out with the Dutch Bros." you speak of?![]()
Except for Starbucks, Dicks, Target, and a few other on my boycott list, I gotta say I like seeing these kids get jobs at these fast food places, my first job was at a Bagel store cleaning the dough tables and the huge mixers while talking with the bakers from the bakers union in Brooklyn who came over to jersey to roll thousands of bagels. this was when I was 12 years old and then on to a dish washer job in a jewish deli and then as a welders helper summer job at 16. We need more of this and less illegals and welfare.
Are we really going to have a fucking 9mm vs 45 ACP, Ford vs Chevy, Mils vs MOA argument over this?
I fully understand manners and politeness. I don't care for the Phrase, that is all there is to it. You can fucking talk until you are blue in the face, it will not all of the sudden make me admire the phrase.
Does it bug the shit out of anyone else when the Chik-Fil-A employees say "its my pleasure". It is the main reason I don't go there much.
Except for Starbucks, Dicks, Target, and a few other on my boycott list, I gotta say I like seeing these kids get jobs at these fast food places, my first job was at a Bagel store cleaning the dough tables and the huge mixers while talking with the bakers from the bakers union in Brooklyn who came over to jersey to roll thousands of bagels. this was when I was 12 years old and then on to a dish washer job in a jewish deli and then as a welders helper summer job at 16. We need more of this and less illegals and welfare.
.45, Chevy, MOA, Chik-fil-A
We don't have one near us but usually try to stop at one to eat if we are traviling. The food is good, staff in nice, and chain owners are good moral people. All stuff that is hard to find in this day and age.