Wherein I'm rude

[thansal]

I still don't understand how you can NOT know the address of the house you're inside of. Or how no one else in there with you knows what it is. What did they do, just pick a house at random and break in?

Probably a party where a group of people decided they wanted munchies, and one of them wasn't the resident.

It's fairly common when we have parties at one of my friend's houses, however we are smart enough to get the order, the address and the cash together (because we aren't idiots).

[lineswine]

(apologies to Winston Churchill)

SC: You're rude!
HappyFunBall: ...and you're a retard, however I can get better.

I think that finishes it, right there.

[EricKei]

This is actually part of the reason I love online ordering...

It doesn't matter how long it takes for me/the crew to make up our minds

We can look at the specials and then think about it without wasting the people's time at the store

If the order comes out wrong it's really easy to see if it's our fault or theirs (just look at the receipt page)

These days, I only call in personally if either the browser doesn't like their page for some reason, or if there's a special that doesn't show up on their site/I have an odd request that is not handled by their cart

[BeenThereDoneThat]

If the order comes out wrong it's really easy to see if it's our fault or theirs (just look at the receipt page)

Except that SCs don't read (not calling you an SC of course!) We have people who call in wanting to return things that they incorrectly ordered online and it's out of the 30 day return timeframe, for example...I actually had one woman say "I'm too busy to read my e-mails, so no, I didn't read the online order confirmation." Well, if you don't care about your order, why should we??