I never write novels on Yelp, but... I'm shocked it's rated this high. I spent 48 minutes in the establishment the other day for a box meal and an extra potato wedge. Would have been gone after two minutes if I weren't picking up for someone else. I walk in, no one working the counter, about 5 people waiting on their orders. After 5 minutes someone comes over to wait on me and you can tell she's like "great, a customer, just what I need." This women's philosophy is not to assist customers (although that's her job description to a tee), it's to RESIST customers. After not accepting my order, because I'm not ordering by a number, rather than saying "I want the 3 piece meal, with two sides and a drink". Just telling me over and over, "you need to give me the number". Well, I don't eat your garbage so, I'm not familiar with the numbers, just tell me what number is a three piece with two sides and a drink. Finally, she dismisses me and I leave to her sarcastic "mm, hmm, thank you". I go out, get in the drive through and try to place my order. I explain what I want and I was told I should order inside. I said, I tried that and she didn't understand me. "Oh, that's a crying shame sugar" was the reply. I explained my order and heard, "Oh, were you just in here? What's the name? Yeah, that's ready. You need to come inside sir". Well, I'm already in the drive through and can't back up due to the line. So, even though there are only two cars in front of me, it takes 17 minutes to get through of the the drive through. I go in and mention I was told "my order is ready and I needed to come in." Well, that was a lie. I had to order from scratch again and had to wait. Again, I'm looking for a three piece, two sides and a drink, even on your first day, you should be able to say tell me what the number is, rather than making me figure out you 56 item menu to tell you the number. Anyway. While waiting, a self-proclaimed "regular" stated to another customer that even on a good day, when it's not crowded or lunch time, it will take atleast 30 minutes. The staff agreed with her and did not seem at all bothered by their utter lack of work ethic. The big Irony is when "Higher Ground" by Stevie Wonder came on, the counter girl began singing enthusiastically along with the song. Which is about people trying to be the best person that they can. Trust me when I tell you, no one on that side of the counter has any desire to be the best they can be. Quite the opposite, their goal is to do the least amount of work possible and to be content with that. Suffice to say, you could not pay me enough to go back to this establishment. read more