whats a quesidilla?

[Ljt09863]

so this isn't really a sucky customer, more like a huh? why did you ask me kind of thing.

yesterday, i had two regulars in at the same time. the shall now be known as reg 1 and reg 2. im not sure what reg 2 does for a career, but i know for a fact, that reg 1 works at taco bell. she is always talking about it when she comes in. her niece used to work with me, and would talk about it. for as long as ive know reg1(two years), she has worked at taco bell.

so yesterday reg 1 and reg 2 were talking about this restraunt that opened up around the corner from my store. real popular place now. people love it. they were just chatting it up. of course, im trying to ring them both up, and istill have a crapload of work and only 20 minutes left to do it.....but anyways. they are talking about this new deal the restruant is doing. its just daily specials.

reg 1 said that they are going to have a daily special on quesidilla's(sp?) and the reg 2 asked what a quesidilla is.

reg 1 looks at me and says," Leah.. what exactly is a quesidilla?"

i kinda just looked at her for a second, thinking, ok...youve worked at TACO BELL which SELLS quesidilla's for at least two years, and you want me, a senior beauty advisor at walgreens to describe it because you can't?

i just told her its meat, and cheese, and sauce folded in a tortilla. im sure more goes into it, but its just the basis.

so....after they finished talking, i had less than five minutes to finish my work. i started ringing them out at 3:25. it was then 3:55 when they left. of course, i couldn't just ask if i could help them with anything else, cause they would give me their things to ring out, and i woud ring them, and they would jsut stand there talking, instead of paying me.

[powerboy]

Maybe Reg1 is tired of explaining what they are. Or maybe she wanted to know, if you knew. She didn't sound sucky.

[Evil Queen]

Sounded like a brain burp to me.

[Ljt09863]

Maybe Reg1 is tired of explaining what they are. Or maybe she wanted to know, if you knew. She didn't sound sucky.

which is why i said it really wasn't a sucky customer at the beginning of my post....

[powerboy]

which is why i said it really wasn't a sucky customer at the beginning of my post....

Well sorry, I actually didn't see that part in there

[Sharsarannon]

Might wanna move this post to the area for brain-glitches as opposed to suckyness.
Around here, the only people who don't know what a quesadilla is are from waaaaaaaaaayyyy outta town.

[Pagan]

i just told her its meat, and cheese, and sauce folded in a tortilla. im sure more goes into it, but its just the basis.

When you get down to brass tacks, a quesadilla is nothing more than a (usually) flour tortilla with cheese (queso), folded and heated on a griddle until the cheese melts. Although you are more than welcome to fool with the contents! Dammit, now I want one! >.>

[Can I have a cheeseburger]

We sell quesidillas where I work. I have never had someone ask what they are, although they frequently ask what's inside. Fair enough.

What a lot of customers don't know is what gelato is. I am tempted to roll my eyes when I see parents walk by and say to their kids "look, they've got ice cream!" It's not the same thing!

[JustADude]

What a lot of customers don't know is what gelato is. I am tempted to roll my eyes when I see parents walk by and say to their kids "look, they've got ice cream!" It's not the same thing!

On the other hand, they're both delicious, creamy, brain-freezing goodness, and they do look superficially similar.

I am curious what the exact differences between the two are, though.

[Velfarre2001]

On the other hand, they're both delicious, creamy, brain-freezing goodness, and they do look superficially similar.

I am curious what the exact differences between the two are, though.

Main difference is the amount of air in it. Ice Cream = more air, Gelato = less. More or less. Other differences I'm to lazy to think of, but that is the big one.

[IT Grunt]

Main difference is the amount of air in it. Ice Cream = more air, Gelato = less. More or less. Other differences I'm to lazy to think of, but that is the big one.

That's the main one, which makes it a lot more dense than other ice creams. I was watching a show on the History Channel about it the other day and watched them make it. Another main difference I believe is lower butterfat content than other ice cream styles. It's still ice cream in the technical sense, but how it's prepared is the difference.

[depechemodefan]

so....after they finished talking, i had less than five minutes to finish my work. i started ringing them out at 3:25. it was then 3:55 when they left. of course, i couldn't just ask if i could help them with anything else, cause they would give me their things to ring out, and i woud ring them, and they would jsut stand there talking, instead of paying me.

I hate when people just stand there, and you can't do anything else because you don't know if they are going to check out. If you ask "Are you ready to check out?" about 10% will say, "Why are your hurrying me?/What's your hurry?/ your rude, asking me that!

Also hate you ring them up and they spend time talking to their friend or stay on their cell phone.

[Jay 2K Winger]

That's the main one, which makes it a lot more dense than other ice creams. I was watching a show on the History Channel about it the other day and watched them make it. Another main difference I believe is lower butterfat content than other ice cream styles. It's still ice cream in the technical sense, but how it's prepared is the difference.

I get people asking that about those damned Dippin' Dots ice cream.

"What are Dippin' Dots?"
J2K: "Ridiculously overpriced ice cream."
"But what's the difference between Dippin' Dots and regular ice cream?"
J2K: "Dippin' Dots are kept at 40 below zero."
"Can I buy some and put them in my freezer at home?"
J2K: "No. It'll melt."

And whenever someone buys some for their kids, they ALWAYS spill some on the floor or on the tables or the counter, or wherever.

Ugh. I hate that stuff.

[Ironclad Alibi]

I get people asking that about those damned Dippin' Dots ice cream.

I tried some of those once. That was one time too many. Yuck! I'll stick to normal ice cream.

[Anriana]

Why in the world would she ask you that? Who goes around to random stores and asks the employees there to be their personal encyclopedia? You should go to Taco Bell and ask her how to apply liquid eyeliner.

Quesadillas are pretty much my favorite food in the world. Hot, gooey, and designed to be filled with a variety of wonderful things. If cheese and black olives weren't so fattening, quesadillas would be the urfood.

When I worked at Moe's we'd have people come in trying to be cool and saying quesadila like in Napoleon Dynamite. I had an awesome coworker who would just stop, look them in the eye, and say "Quesadilllllllllla."