Last night around 11:49p I placed a order through the drive thru, granted I do realize it was 10 minutes before closing but this doesn't negate "Christophers" behavior. Incase another employee was signed in and this was not his name this incident occurred on 4/23/24. He is a Caucasian male, bald, believe he had glasses and some sort of mustache. If he is a manager, he shouldn't be managing anyone. He lacks common courtesy, professionalism and also is very poor in cultural competence. I don't see how this type of individual would be capable of leading anyone, but seeing as he was in such a rush to look like count registers he probably is. I hope I have the correct name, as this was the name printed on the receipt that i had to beg for after he acted like he couldn't hear me five different times (when i verbalized when paying, scanning my app, when he shut the window on me twice like he didn't hear me & when I knocked on the window) . But let's back up, as I placed my order, of course he rushes me through it. I'm trying to read it off of a text as I have just moved here to Andover as a travel nurse, and my movers (men) had worked extremely hard that evening getting me settled. So before they finished up, I went down the street to get them so food to provide them with their tip. As I'm trying to read the order and ask for it to be repeated he closes out the screen, so I couldn't double check anything, and that's when I ask for it to be repeated. God forbid! I did such a thing. He's so irritated with me, that a friendly female voice comes over the speaker trying to assist. I pull around, and that's when above issues start occurring. I ordered about $70 worth of food easily, but he told me my total was $50, that's why I kept asking for my receipt, I knew something was off. I attempted to try to check some of the food but as I sat there , making it through two bags he instantly got more agitated watching me. So i decided to stop and ask for a straw I was missing and some sauces I wanted. Why did I ask for sauce ? That became another issue. Keep in mind I tried to ask for sauces I wanted at the speaker and was hurried, I haven't no issue paying for sauce. I was just trying to get my movers fed and show a little extra appreciation towards them. And to add insult to injury and salt to the wound, you already know, the food I received was not what I was trying to order. Two orders were correct the baconator combos. Chen i was placing my order I said a Cripsy chicken combo, a plan crispy chicken combo as well. Of course I get back to the fellas and he put them in as biggie bags, with the small sandwiches. That's where the difference in price was. I did order one biggie bag for my son as well that was correct but he turned half my orders into that. Which is glanced in the bags and it looked small the sandwiches but he wasn't going to fix it , so I gave up and was hoping It was was a oversight on my end.
Plus the straw and couple sauces I needed I sat there as he looked at me, ignoring me, telling him I needed something else. He just continued to look at me and count. The lady came around the corner and pointed at the window saying I needed help, he ignored her twice. Shrugged his shoulders and continued. She came over unlocked the drive thru window , she was having a little trouble , she asked for assistance he ignored her. She finally got it. And apologized asked what i needed. I told her, "thank you for not ignoring me, Im so sorry. I need another straw and another honey mustard". She gave it to me no issues, said something to him and he got snarky and said, "I gave her one already". If you hate your job that bad , maybe it's time to consider placing applications elsewhere. Because Christopher if you came through a ER I was working as a Nurse with chest pain with presenting a heart attack, a broken bone, anything medium level and it was 10 minutes before I got off, would it be appropriate for me to not implement any type of life saving measures or protocols because I was getting off ? I bet you wouldn't be okay with that. You or your loved ones would want the best care possible regardless of the type of day I had or what I have maybe going on personally. I would advise you to leave your sense of entitlement at the front door before you come to work. Better yet before you interact with any customer. You never know who they are, when you may see them. I'll pray for you. But I also would like to shoutout the african american lady who took the time to pick up your slack. Who was kind, courteous and patient! Thank You. read more