First Creepers

[Jay 2K Winger]

Creepers are creepy.

Soylent Green.

....................it's people!....................

[Ironclad Alibi]

I meant...some other green thing..."

Soylent Green.

[dakhur]

Because people like me that those doors ignore look bad walking into them all the time.

No, seriously -- auto doors just dont 'see' me for some reason.

[telecom_goddess]

It's the same principle as those automatic doors at the supermarket, really. Strangely enough, though, I've never had a problem with those doors.

speaking of which why do we not have those auto doors everywhere by now?

[thehuckster]

lol...allrighty then I had no idea windows could do this too.

It's the same principle as those automatic doors at the supermarket, really. Strangely enough, though, I've never had a problem with those doors.

[Cooper]

Hehe, yes, exactly like that Andara. It's supposed to open when it senses you're there. It doesn't quite work like that.

[telecom_goddess]

The window is probably like the motion activated faucets in public bathrooms.

And it sounds like it's just as effective.

^-.-^

lol...allrighty then I had no idea windows could do this too.

[Andara Bledin]

The window is probably like the motion activated faucets in public bathrooms.

And it sounds like it's just as effective.

^-.-^

[telecom_goddess]

Ok I'm confused over something. You mentioned something about a window that is supposed to open when you gesture toward it?

Yeah that's all I got after that long story

[dalesys]

I meant...some other green thing..."

Pistachio pudding? The Hulk? Inquiring minds...

[luckythegiraffe]

Hmm... I've never encountered a Way of the Sub with a drive thru before. Every single location I've seen in New England only has a walk-in.

The one by my parents' house has a drive-thru but I never use it. I am rendered utterly stupid enough just by walking through the front door of those places, I can only imagine trying to remember what kind of vegetables I like while sitting in my car. "Pickles! Wait, why did I just say pickles? I meant...some other green thing..."

[DGoddessChardonnay]

Hmm... I've never encountered a Way of the Sub with a drive thru before. Every single location I've seen in New England only has a walk-in.

There are a few that have that around here. First one I encountered was back in the early 2000's in Haw River, NC.

We have at least one that I know of currently here in Greensboro (Bessemer and Summit Avenues) but I'm thinking we may have another one or two as well.

[Racket_Man]

Soooon. Soon they will begin watering their crops with it . Because it has electrotytes! The time of prophecy is upon us!

I have been saying that for years now. Love the movie reference.

[Cooper]

Yeah, thankfully, I seem to be getting one of those: "New eh? You'll get it" customer every day so far. Hopefully this ending will be the sign I'm actually getting it, but in the meantime, it's been really encouraging.

In bad news: GHS quit today. It seems to be largely due to the lady in Too Busy.

[SkullBash]

The Stupid

Too Busy

A woman sat and waited for the manager. GHS went to see what she wanted, then went to BTM, and said: "This woman still wants to talk to you." BTM told her to get the woman a drink.

The woman yelled at her, saying that wasn't what she wanted. GHS started to cry. The woman relented then, saying it wasn't GHS's fault. BTM finally got a chance to talk to the woman. What was the woman upset about?

We were too busy to feed her and her children promptly. Our dinner rush lasted four freaking hours lady. We ran out of two kinds of bread. If you had a headset on, all you heard was:

"Can I have napkins? Can I have cucumbers? Can I have lettuce?" (Lettuce was refilled four times, still empty by the end of the rush) in between beeps alerting us someone was at the drive-thru.

We spent the entire period trying to organize people to deal with the rush, meaning I was constantly moving from front counter to back counter.

We have Way of the Sub in the same building I work in, and because it's only one of two fast food restaurants downtown, they have a MAD lunch rush every darn day. You would have to be blind, deaf, and wheelchair-bound to not immediately notice the blurry-handed sandwich-making shitstorm going on behind the counter once the line starts heading out the door. Or, in this case, an entitled sucktomer who has nothing better to do with their time. I guess she was OK with having her kids bored stupid because mommy can't let it go. Great example there.