I couldn't resist. I know not everyone is perfect... I also know that Burger King isn't exactly a great example of societal achievement... However, this was written by Management... or, as you will see, Managment.
Backstory: Wife and I were going to Burger King and I saw this note posted on the drive-through ordering mechanism. This was 1) written on a computer where spellcheck should be readily available. 2) written by management, who one would expect to be a little more competent than the average McWorker.
Please excuse the shoddy quality, it came from my Camera-phone.
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Backstory: Wife and I were going to Burger King and I saw this note posted on the drive-through ordering mechanism. This was 1) written on a computer where spellcheck should be readily available. 2) written by management, who one would expect to be a little more competent than the average McWorker.
Please excuse the shoddy quality, it came from my Camera-phone.
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"The whole point is to enhance the parenting experience," agrees
Pri Pri co-owner Kei Cano-Katsunuma, mother of a 4-year-old
expecting her second child in December. "I wanted a place where I
could feel comfortable if the baby started whaling."
I don't think I'd *ever* be comfortable if a baby had a harpoon gun.
And when did the 4-year-old have her first child?
This wasn't someone who speaks English as a second language who just needed to stem the flood of requests for the unavailable chicken; this was a journalist whose entire job revolves around communication. I don't mean to sound picky, really. This person made my day. I might even suspect she did it on purpose...
in lithuania you get some good english translations, like "restaurant currently closed because bureaucratic difficulties" ... which means "trouble with the mafia".
but anyway, 10/10 for this one. reminds me of the place on leicester square called "SCHOOL OF ENGLIS"