how come when I go to blimpies(a sub shop)

Post #23,813 by boxley 1/10/02 5:25:48 PM Reply	how come when I go to blimpies(a sub shop) a BLT 12 inch is 3.99 a 12 inch veggie is 4.99 and I ask them for the BLT hold the bacon they get all pissed off? thanx, bill My Dreams aren't as empty as my conscience seems to be
Post #23,817 by a6l6e6x 1/10/02 5:32:02 PM Reply	They don't like dealing with SUBversives! :) Alex Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction. -- Blaise Pascal (1623-1662)
Post #23,819 by boxley 1/10/02 5:34:42 PM Reply	lettuce hold the puns please My Dreams aren't as empty as my conscience seems to be
Post #23,851 by nking 1/10/02 11:44:21 PM Reply	Sandwhich Nazi When I worked at my old employer, one of the coworkers went to a local sandwhich shop. She got a sandwhich that had one of the burns burned really black. So she took it back to the counter and asked to speak to the manager. The manager took the bun, and then threw it into the trash. She asked for another one and he shouted "No sandwhich for you!". So she called him a Sandwhich Nazi after the Seinfield Episode of the Soup Nazi. She called and complained to the parent company that gave that store its francise, a few months later and the store was still there but under a different name. Give me a BLT and hold the Bacon. I get the same look when I go into a White Castles and tell them to hold the onions. The girl at the counter who wears too much blue eyeshadow just rolls her eyes at me and says "Yeah, right, whatever!" :) "In order to completely solve a problem, you must make sure that the root of the problem is completely removed! If you leave the root, the problem will come back later to get you." - Norman King
Post #23,875 by Silverlock 1/11/02 8:22:38 AM Reply	Hold the onions? If you don't like onions, what the hell are you doing in White Castle in the first place? Isn't that like a signature for the chain? Greasebuger fried on top of steaming, greasy onions. When I visit the aquarium, the same thought keeps running through my mind; Leemmmooonnn, Buuttteerrr, MMMmmmmmm good!
Post #23,894 by jbrabeck 1/11/02 10:35:05 AM Reply	How about hold the hamburger? Had a friend who's son was a veggie. When they went to McDonlds she would order a "Cheeseburger, hold the meat". Usually took a manager to get the order placed.... [link\|mailto:jbrabeck@mn.mediaone.net\|Joe]
Post #23,902 by Silverlock 1/11/02 11:23:40 AM Reply	Similar thing happened with a long ago girlfriend No veggie burgers back then. We would go to Burgur King drive thru and I would put her order in as "Whopper, double everything, no meat". As long as we went to the neighborhood BK, no problem. Try it on the road somewhere and expect to wait awhile and send the order back a couple times. When I visit the aquarium, the same thought keeps running through my mind; Leemmmooonnn, Buuttteerrr, MMMmmmmmm good!
Post #23,905 by admin 1/11/02 11:33:51 AM Reply	I do that quite a bit. Well, not so much anymore, but... Never had a problem with it. "Veggie Whopper with Cheese" Regards, -scott anderson "Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
Post #23,938 by nking 1/11/02 2:24:06 PM Reply	The McVegimite new from McDonald's Actually I do believe that McDonald's does have a grilled cheese sandwich, which is not on the regular menu but there anyway. You can ask for it, and the girl at the counter will blink a few times until another employee will remind her what key to press. It will be grilled on the same grill that their burgers get grilled on, if you don't mind that. Also some of their products, like the McRib, are mostly soybeans anyway. :) "In order to completely solve a problem, you must make sure that the root of the problem is completely removed! If you leave the root, the problem will come back later to get you." - Norman King
Post #23,945 by scoenye 1/11/02 2:41:31 PM Reply	How about hold the cheese? I actually witnessed this in the place where I used to have lunch. Someone ordered a cheeseburger and said to hold the cheese. The waitress tried to explain for 5 minutes that a cheeseburger without cheese was a hamburger but that she would have to charge her for a cheeseburger. In the end, she just capitulated because the other customers were threatening to eat the furniture.
Post #23,952 by a6l6e6x 1/11/02 3:21:34 PM Reply	Now, that is funny! Alex Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction. -- Blaise Pascal (1623-1662)
Post #23,992 by CRConrad 1/11/02 10:29:47 PM Reply	The customer just playing with her (and your) mind, perhaps?
Post #24,060 by Ashton 1/12/02 4:08:55 PM Reply	Just another 'Five Easy Pieces' fan, perhaps..
Post #23,940 by nking 1/11/02 2:28:09 PM Reply	Scape them off then! Whatever happened to "The customer is always right"? Do I have to quote that "Falling Down" movie? ;) I don't visit White Castle very much, but my wife loves them. There was one near our old house. She would bring some back after she got off of work. You can almost make the same thing using a roll and a small hamburger patty that you press into a square. it doesn't taste the same, but you get the idea. I remember when those White Castle hambugers cost 25 cents each, now they are like 75 cents or something like around that price range. The cheese fries used to use real cheese, now they just use some sort of orange/yellowish gunk that tastes like cheese but is way watered down. "In order to completely solve a problem, you must make sure that the root of the problem is completely removed! If you leave the root, the problem will come back later to get you." - Norman King
Post #24,076 by wharris2 1/12/02 6:22:11 PM Reply	Anyone remember Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce, special orders don't upset us Have it your way, have it your way "Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not tried it." -- Donald Knuth

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