JuicePower
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I visit LB store yesterday and they are crazy busy, have a lot of no touch rules and service bikes not ridden in years. Nice selection of e-bikes.
Last 4 weeks I ride more and since we must stay at home, using bike paths to move makes sense. Today I hit Taco bell and no greeting at the speaker. Wait and yell, nothing. Ride to window and get lecture. We don't serve walk ups. (lobby closed)
So I ask if they will take my order. "We don't serve walk ups" So I hit it. I am not walking. She lied when she inferred I walked.
Only motorized vehicles. So I pointed to motor. Truth is I told her my daughter has a doctorate in electrical engineering and can confirm it is a motor.
5 people near the window and one car behind me. So I new there was pressure to get rid of me. I am in my 70's and have all the time in the world to chat about our differences. So I got the we don't serve walk up rejection again. Manager says so. Let me talk to the MGR. Then they decided to sell me my tacos. I told her, i practiced in a CPA firm after grad school, don't treat me like if I am ignorant.
2 other Taco bells visits this month were no problem. So when she said "we can't serve you" I reacted.
"don't tell me can't other TB's can" (can't is a dirty word at our house)
Classic case of discrimination. 2 weeks ago i got lectured after my order was filled at a Burger King. We don't serve unless in motorized vehicle. Again I pointed to my motor and said their excuse failed.
The new world order is they lay off half their workers, sales down 75% and they do not adapt with flexible new practices.
Chick-Fil-A has been just awesome. One Sonic sent out their helper to tell me off. I had ordered on the app and sent her back to get a better solution.
4 other Sonic visits no problem
I wonder if Taco Bell would have the nerve to confront an old person riding an electric wheel chair scooter?
If you ride a lot of miles, you will encounter a rude driver. I ride more and not surprised to encounter rude service. I never tried drive-up before isolation because I don't eat while riding.
Last 4 weeks I ride more and since we must stay at home, using bike paths to move makes sense. Today I hit Taco bell and no greeting at the speaker. Wait and yell, nothing. Ride to window and get lecture. We don't serve walk ups. (lobby closed)
So I ask if they will take my order. "We don't serve walk ups" So I hit it. I am not walking. She lied when she inferred I walked.
Only motorized vehicles. So I pointed to motor. Truth is I told her my daughter has a doctorate in electrical engineering and can confirm it is a motor.
5 people near the window and one car behind me. So I new there was pressure to get rid of me. I am in my 70's and have all the time in the world to chat about our differences. So I got the we don't serve walk up rejection again. Manager says so. Let me talk to the MGR. Then they decided to sell me my tacos. I told her, i practiced in a CPA firm after grad school, don't treat me like if I am ignorant.
2 other Taco bells visits this month were no problem. So when she said "we can't serve you" I reacted.
"don't tell me can't other TB's can" (can't is a dirty word at our house)
Classic case of discrimination. 2 weeks ago i got lectured after my order was filled at a Burger King. We don't serve unless in motorized vehicle. Again I pointed to my motor and said their excuse failed.
The new world order is they lay off half their workers, sales down 75% and they do not adapt with flexible new practices.
Chick-Fil-A has been just awesome. One Sonic sent out their helper to tell me off. I had ordered on the app and sent her back to get a better solution.
4 other Sonic visits no problem
I wonder if Taco Bell would have the nerve to confront an old person riding an electric wheel chair scooter?
If you ride a lot of miles, you will encounter a rude driver. I ride more and not surprised to encounter rude service. I never tried drive-up before isolation because I don't eat while riding.
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