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Re: Free JD parts - what's up with that?


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Posted by paul on November 27, 2012 at 05:29:22 from (66.44.133.112):

In Reply to: Re: Free JD parts - what's up with that? posted by MFPoor on November 27, 2012 at 04:16:23:

Taco John's in town must be a family run business, it's kinda entertaining to eat there and listen to the bickering in the kitchen.....

One time they misunderstood my order, and the new kid didn't know what buttons to push... So with that all, my 'order' made no sense to the folks in back, came up to see what I really wanted. Got it straightened out, and the gal - manager I believe, re-rung the order and charged me the extra 23 cents I owed. That was certainly correct and was right for me to owe the 23 cents. But it took a long time for her to re-ring that, and people were waiting behind, it seemed smart business would have been to see I was not overbilled, and forget the extra 23 cents on their part. The people waiting behind me were gtting quite a show as this was not an easy process, as it could have been.... It was done right, but it was very messy.

A couple weeks later I went in, and the kid said they were out of small cups, ok to give me a medium cup? Well - yea???? (I can't carry my pop in a cupped hand????)

While eating I looked at my bill, and they charged me an up-fee to get the bigger cup.

I haven't eaten at that Taco John's. That's just not customer service.

--->Paul


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