Inventory Push Project: On Selling More Fries

I guess but it's not a restaurant, so there's no server. You just order at a counter.

There's more to it than simply serving food. Customer service could be how they deal with mistakes, how long they make you wait before taking your order, how fast the food is ready, how comfortable the seating is, how clean the restaurant is, or pretty much anything that can make your dining experience worse that the restaurant is responsible for.

But basically it just comes down to the "customer is always right" ideology. It sucks because Juan said it does.

Juan's also fat so I assume it's the food he has an issue with. If he says the place sucks 'cuz of customer service but the food's good, okay. He can answer this and save you the trouble of splitting hairs for the next 3 hours, especially since I'm about to leave.

I bet he just thinks it sucks because it's too expensive. He'd shovel pretty much anything into his dumb fat face regardless of how it tasted, but if he's spending a couple extra bucks for the hamburgers than he would at MacDonald's that's just less food for him to eat.

i prefer z-burger to five guys. they have onion rings, the best i've tasted, plus like 90 flavors of ice cream you can use to order milkshakes. i really should do a blog on milkshakes.

Post the one about why people are so fat

In-N-Out burger was the first drive-through chain in America. They are basically just fast food at its simplest and most original, and their burgers and fries taste better. However, it is not as if using fresh ingredients and cooking in vegetable oil makes their food particularly more healthful or less fattening. Other than perhaps a slightly lower amount of sodium, there is basically the same nutritional value packed into a burger from one of those fancy Teriaki burger places in LA that are so popular now (and sell their burgers for $15) and one from McDonald's.

^This is why Americans are fat and unhealthy

Do it. That ought to bring in new male members.

I'm more of a fan of sundaes than milkshakes, honestly! Not that I'm hinting or anything...