This post is in reference to a online order I place on 11/19/16, and picked up from the Connecticut Ave. location on 11/20/16.I placed on online order the day before, due to calling the establishment and asking them what would be the best way to order a 200 wing order with less hassle/room for error. I was informed the day before, so I did just that. The pick up was for 12:15pm for a (large) birthday party that I was hosting. When I picked up my order, a Hispanic employee offered to help me carry one of the large boxes containing my order, and made small talk on the way to my car. Very pleasant, very talkative, all in Spanish. On the way there, I asked him if my order was thoroughly complete (and I admit, this was my error) being that all the bags were stapled closed, and I was in a hurry, as guests had informed me they had arrived early. He responds with "yea, there should be. It's just 200 wings." I took his word, and did not bother double checking. Once I arrive home, I start unpacking, and realize one order was missing, and one order was incorrect. I call the establishment to inform them of the error, and the cashier who answered the phone was very pleasant, profusely apologized, and asked me what was missing. I informed him, and he said if I could drive back, and they'll have my order ready for pickup. Again, I had guests already in my home at this time, and I had no help planning this. So I hop in my car leaving my guests, and back I go. Once I arrive, the same individual who helped carry my order to the car, Javier, starts asking me (in Spanish) what I "THINK", is missing. I am Hispanic, however Spanish is not my first language. I figured I would communicate with this individual in Spanish, being that it was obviously more in his comfort and that it would help put my point across, even if it would be a bit of a struggle for me. Instead of showing me on their receipt what I ordered, he kept asking me what I (again) "THINK" I'm missing. I inform him, and he tells me that isn't possible, because he packed the order himself. I tell him it is, so we're going back and forth on what I think I'm missing. He even goes as far to call the cashier an idiot, that he wouldn't trust him to pack the order, that he HIMSELF packed it, and that was certain everything was correct. By the end of the conversation, he tells me (all in Spanish) that he's going to do me the favor and "gift me" the wings. I have never encountered such disrespect and unprofessional before. This was time consuming, an inconvenience, and overall embarrassing. My guests would've much rather had BWW, but due to the fact that they do not have online ordering and my busy schedule refrained me from going in person to fill out a form, this was my next best option which I had complete faith in. I've always had positive encounters with the employees and manager at the Shady Grove location.This was my first time ever visiting this Wingstop, and surely, will be the last. read more