American Way

Sometimes I think people aren't speaking English. Maybe it's because I'm trying to learn a new language but I have trouble understanding rednecks and mumblers now.
They toss their money at me. Or hold it crumpled, and at weird angles. And I'm supposed to catch it, before the wind does. Which results in some pretty cool unappreciated acrobatics. Really.
One guy just dumped his change. On purpose. Just threw it on the ground.

Everything's cool this week, but what's been annoying me is everyone's sense of entitlement. One week all I did was hand out food. Jeez it was horrible.
They all think they're better than us. YOU forgot my fries SO I'M GOING TO YELL AT YOU!
ohmagod really?
A lady came through the drivethru, then as I'm handing out food to someone else, she's in the parking lot, in her car, yelling at me.
you forgot my sundae!
(I did. the manager had put it someplace weird so I didnt see it)
It's right here, you can come in and get it.
"I ain't coming inside! It's too damn hot!"
(really? it's too hot to walk 20 feet? you fat bitch.)
Then come back around the drivethru(like most people do!)
"NO!"
(by this time I realised what I shouldve done)
Pull forward, someone will bring it out.

Good gosh. yelling at me from the fucking parking lot.
There was another person that day too. I think she refused to pull forward. Because we apparently forgot to ring up a mcdouble or something.
The managers force us to say this at the end of every order
"IF THE ORDER LOOKS CORRECT ON YOUR SCREEN" (your total is blahblah at the first window etc)
no one listens. really. no one does. most people are driving away at that point. no one looks at the screen. theyre fucking stupid.
I think they do it on purpose.


Off topic. Entitlement.
Americans feel entitled. They feel like they deserve something. Something more. They're assholes. They're the bully asking for your lunch money.
annoying.
(Like how I feel entitled to quick refills at restaurants. ...but that should be in their job description...)