I went here to eat at the start of a road trip. It was the most conveniently located fast food…read morejoint nearby, so we decided it was a good choice.
My relationship with Wendy's is not a good one. I was traumatized by a frosty when I was 8 years old, when I got a frosty with a maggot (or at least I thought, it could've been a fry) in it. I freaked out and put it in the trash.
I hadn't gotten Wendy's many times sense, I had mustered up enough courage to get a frosty here and there, and once an iced coffee, which was a good way to get calories while recovering from a surgery. Anyways, long story short, I'm pretty much known for disliking Wendy's.
Before walking into Wendy's, a man with a big truck shook his head at me because I was standing in the middle of the road on accident.
We walked into this Wendy's, and I was anxious but hopeful. I walked in, and to my suprise, a bulbous man named Adam was at the counter. Amazingly, despite his towering presence, he was a gentle, kind man. Adam greeted us, asked us how we were doing, asked us where we were headed, and when we replied, he said he had been there himself.
Adam was not only a kind man, he was also efficient at taking our orders. He rapid fired through the four of us like a western man in a saloon.
After departing from Adam, we couldn't help but smile as we walked to our table, relaxed and ready to eat. We sat down, and got ready.
With beautiful divine timing, our food seemed to magically appear from the kitchen. We went to receive it, and were once again met with Adam's innocent and childlike smile, despite being an older man.
We sat down to eat our food, which tasted great, but not anything too special. However, this "not-too-specialness" was masked by our outstanding gratitude and appreciation for Adam, the cashier.
We had a conversation with the man who almost ran me over (which wouldn't have been his fault, really) while we were eating, but shockingly, he and his three old man buddies were very nice company.
I just wanted to leave this review to thank Adam, and the service he did to us in fueling our road trip. Adam will forever be in our hearts, and I hope the world never takes his innocent smile away from him.