Stupid Teenagers + Drive Thru - Car = ...

[Balgram]

Story: My brother and his friend were on a drama raodtrip back in highschool, and they were wandering about hungry. They decided to try the drive thru on foot. His friend approached the window (my brother hid and watched), and was refused service. Rather, the employee wouldn't even open the window to talk. They waited five minutes, deciding what to do. They were a good few miles away from any other source of food (small town) and they were getting hungry.

In the end, they sneaked away, then my brother came barrelling at the window. His friend charged at him, and they made it look like my brother was about to be attacked/mugged/killed. The employee finally opened the window. As soon as the window was open both my brother and his friend straightened up and said, "Hi. Can we get two #3 combos please?"

The employee thought it was funny and they got their food. They also got a well-deserved 5 minute lecture on why they should never do that again.

Everyone walked away happy, I hope. Neither my brother nor his friend ever pulled a similar stunt, they got food, and the world kept spinning.

Sorry for the threadjack.

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Those two idiots in front of you weren't smart enough to try the window for 15 minutes? Holy crap.

[cawaker]

We used to do this all the time as teenagers before we had licenses and cars.

Most the time the sensors are inductive, get enough metal and it works, weight isnt practical really, too many things to break.

so we'd ride our bikes and go through the drive through and this was like 20 years ago so it wasnt a big deal, not every kid in my city did it. But a few years after that they put up signs and such heh.

[telecom_goddess]

Off topic: My parents didn't own a car for a long time. It sucks when you get off work later at night and places only have the drive through window open.

See that ticks me off....when late at night only the drive thru is open. What about those of us without a car.....and starving....we are being discrimated against