Around 5:20 p.m., I was at this store. I ordered three orders of the No. 9 combo, plus 10 chicken nuggets and two small caramel frappés. The guy taking my order was very friendly and understood me well. I went to the first window, paid, and then to the second. When a dark-skinned man with glasses approached, he handed me my bag of fries, chicken nuggets, and burgers. With a smile, I thanked him for the service, and he handed me my soda. He looked at me intently, and I told him I was missing the frappés. He took it and gave me a medium one. I told him I was missing one and that I apologized for bothering him. Everyone started looking around, and then they did, but I had the receipt handy just in case. At that point, I realized I was missing one burger, and they might say, "But for one burger?" Nooooo! When he came back, I said, "Honey, you only gave me 5 burgers." He looked at me sulkily and then gave me the already prepared burger. However, I still needed a straw, and I hesitated a bit to ask for it, as he seemed annoyed. I asked for it, and he spoke to me rudely.
As a customer service worker, I understand that we should be empathetic, and I know that not all customers are good people. However, I was as kind as possible to him and apologized for the service I was receiving. I think they should have been more careful when placing items in the bag so this situation wouldn't happen again. I was upset because, in reality, I wasn't rude to him, and I was treated poorly. And I'm one of those who always tips, as tips work very well for me thanks to good customer service. But I didn't give them up because of the situation. As long as he uses and spends my money, I'll complain if I miss something, but I will treat people well. I hope he'll be committed and provide better customer service.