Burger King

sparkychris

Quite often, because I'm flat out mental with a death wish, I will dig around in my pocket for some change, use it to buy some fast food and then eat it and go about my business.
Because I'm mad.
I just don't care.
Mental.

SpammyTheSpammer

Surely, when you buy a burger, you pay for it in cash.

Do you then wash your hands before eating it?

I do not think so.....

Poppie68

michael1983l wrote: »

So on the basis that there are a lot of sloppy people out there, I should just ignore the fact when sloppy practices are observed when I am ordering food?

If he spits on it in front of me too, should I just ignore that because it happens all the time behind closed doors?

You did infact ignore it by not challenging him when you observed his 'sloppy practices'. Next time just open your mouth and ask them politely to put some gloves on.

RuthnJasper

sparkychris wrote: »

Quite often, because I'm flat out mental with a death wish, I will dig around in my pocket for some change, use it to buy some fast food and then eat it and go about my business.
Because I'm mad.
I just don't care.
Mental.

And long may you continue so sir. One day, no doubt, the Daily Mail will "reveal" that the grubby stuff from cash cures cancer and causes a slump in house prices...

topdaddy_2

photome wrote: »

Do they?

I dont

I either make sure I dont touch the food (ie hold it with the wrapper or I wash my hands in between the transaction (if I am with someone)

How do you eat chips/sandwhiches/doughnuts etc:(

Smithers37

subboy2 wrote: »

Please stop using such provocative language such as "danger". It was a mistake, easily rectified by asking the worker to make a new one and wash his hands first.

Anyone who thinks this needs a formal official complaint either needs to get a life, or get their head looked at.

Simples

If someone cannot follow a basic hygiene rule, what other rules do they not follow? Spit in the fryer? Handle raw meat? A complaint needs to be made because either A) The person hasn't been trained correctly, and management need to address it - OR The person has decided not to follow their training and therefore management need to know.

'Simples'

Money-Saving-King

Smithers37 wrote: »

If someone cannot follow a basic hygiene rule, what other rules do they not follow? Spit in the fryer?

Is this not just exaggerating? If I put ant powder on an ants nest you then suggest I'd have it in me to commit mass murder on people?

societys_child

Whenever I've used a rest room in a fast food joint, I can never get out without touching the door handles.

Suppose, what you have to do is use your little finger to open the doors and then hold your burger with that finger stuck out . . like a posh person . ..

Lioness_Twinkletoes

michael1983l wrote: »

So on the basis that there are a lot of sloppy people out there, I should just ignore the fact when sloppy practices are observed when I am ordering food?

If he spits on it in front of me too, should I just ignore that because it happens all the time behind closed doors?

But you haven't done anything about it - except moan on an Forum. What do you think that will achieve?

You've refused to lodge a complaint with the company so how can they implement re-training?

Smithers37

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

Is this not just exaggerating? If I put ant powder on an ants nest you then suggest I'd have it in me to commit mass murder on people?

That's a false analogy, this is why: No one in History has ever escalated putting down ant powder to mass murder. However it wouldn't be unreasonable to assume that someone who doesn't wash their hands also disregard other hygiene rules.