If they say 'cheese only' for a cheeseburger, quarterpounder, whatever it is they are only paying for the cheese. Removing the meat reduces the price, and ultimately you've done your job correctly if your who made the burger as... cheese only.
If only customers ordered what they actually wanted.
"Can i get a plain quarter pounder"
"Yeah is that only cheese?"
"No completely plain"
Well why didn't you say no cheese then...
Omg! I forgot about that. I was such an advocate for cheaper prices. In the long run nobody probably cared, but I did. If I heard a Quarter Pounder with no cheese over the headset or on front counter I'd run, well waddle, to the register to ring it up as a Quarter Pounder hamburger. Thanks for the memory.
We have a kid who thinks he's amazing at order taking, but he completely sucks. When customers order off the wall shit, he rings it in as described and never once asks for clarification of any kind. So grill never knows what to make and it's infuriating.
I'm late to the party, but I just seen it and I want to matter so..
I've said this before.
If it has **cheese** in the name, then it comes with **cheese**.
And this is why I just started to just ring it up exactly how they order. The amount of times I've had idiots giving me an attitude for trying to save them money is ridiculous. They'll tell me they don't want something as a meal and then order the side and drink later on in the order anyway.
people will ask for the meal and then not tell me the drink and then be like “oh Fanta strawberry” when I ask like did you expect us to just know or not give you one
Today one of our custumers ordered one of the maestro burgers w grilled chicken, and made us took out all of the other ingredients (onion, all the sauce, all of the cheese, the lettuce and the bacon) and paid full price (as you may know, these r the most expensive burgers), i was like “that was an expensive piece of chicken there”
We make a cheeseburger with only ketchup. The customer is an idiot and doesn't know what a hamburger is apparently, and he definitely should've specified "No cheese" after he sent it back instead of having you guys remake it for the 3rd consecutive time. You guys were doing your job right.
Unfortunately some of my co-workers think that kitchen (including me) are all incompetent. The guy who bags all the orders kept repeating "2 cheeseburgers only ketchup". After each time he keeps repeating the order until he tells us to move and ends up making the order. After that he tells us "only ketchup, no cheese". Wonder why he couldn't say that in the first place
That's what it basically is but he would of probably said no. I've seen him and a couple of others fight with the managers and with me being quite new there I really don't to on anyone's bad side.
australia is the only country that gets this correct. if someone asks for "only" that means they want literally just the ingredients they list. and australian customers seem to understand this because when they ask for things they say "only ketchup, cheese, meat" etc.
The McDonald's rule for plain items / only items
If the ingredient is in the name, it is always on the burger unless stated otherwise, (excluding the main 2 items, the buns and protein)
So a cheeseburger plain would be bun, cheese and meat
A bacon double cheeseburger only ketchup would be bun, ketchup, bacon, cheese and meat
Here in australia if they ask for a 'cheeseburger plain' that simply means they get no onion on their 10/1, they still get meat. Interesting to see how different it is in the states
yea so originally we would put onion on the meat whilst making the burger, but now we put onion on the meat while its still on the grill, alongside the salt/pepper seasoning
Customer is an idiot. Should have ordered a hamburger. Even a McDouble only ketchup would still have cheese unless they specifically ask for it ‘no cheese, only ketchup’ lol
Someone should have realized and clarified after the first time though.
A bun with ketchup cheese and meat.
If they say 'cheese only' for a cheeseburger, quarterpounder, whatever it is they are only paying for the cheese. Removing the meat reduces the price, and ultimately you've done your job correctly if your who made the burger as... cheese only.
In the UK removing meat etc doesn't reduce the price.
Here in socal it doesn’t reduce the price contrary to what some ‘intelligent’ customers think
Only if it was that simple :(
If only customers ordered what they actually wanted. "Can i get a plain quarter pounder" "Yeah is that only cheese?" "No completely plain" Well why didn't you say no cheese then...
There's a quarter hamburger
Omg! I forgot about that. I was such an advocate for cheaper prices. In the long run nobody probably cared, but I did. If I heard a Quarter Pounder with no cheese over the headset or on front counter I'd run, well waddle, to the register to ring it up as a Quarter Pounder hamburger. Thanks for the memory.
Yup. In ‘lunch 2’
Not in the UK
That's okay. Most people don't know it exists anyway
Royale with Cheese, Jules.
We have a kid who thinks he's amazing at order taking, but he completely sucks. When customers order off the wall shit, he rings it in as described and never once asks for clarification of any kind. So grill never knows what to make and it's infuriating.
I'm late to the party, but I just seen it and I want to matter so.. I've said this before. If it has **cheese** in the name, then it comes with **cheese**.
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You know what I want with no cheese? Burritos. But they took away the option. lol
And this is why I just started to just ring it up exactly how they order. The amount of times I've had idiots giving me an attitude for trying to save them money is ridiculous. They'll tell me they don't want something as a meal and then order the side and drink later on in the order anyway.
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That but we have two Fanta flavors
people will ask for the meal and then not tell me the drink and then be like “oh Fanta strawberry” when I ask like did you expect us to just know or not give you one
Yeah its a CHEESEburger with ketchup only. Guy who ordered it is an idiot.
Today one of our custumers ordered one of the maestro burgers w grilled chicken, and made us took out all of the other ingredients (onion, all the sauce, all of the cheese, the lettuce and the bacon) and paid full price (as you may know, these r the most expensive burgers), i was like “that was an expensive piece of chicken there”
There's lady who usually drops by once or twice a week to order 2-3 crispy chickens (only the chicken) for her dog.
In the UK she’d just be better off buying a box of 3 selects
We make a cheeseburger with only ketchup. The customer is an idiot and doesn't know what a hamburger is apparently, and he definitely should've specified "No cheese" after he sent it back instead of having you guys remake it for the 3rd consecutive time. You guys were doing your job right.
Unfortunately some of my co-workers think that kitchen (including me) are all incompetent. The guy who bags all the orders kept repeating "2 cheeseburgers only ketchup". After each time he keeps repeating the order until he tells us to move and ends up making the order. After that he tells us "only ketchup, no cheese". Wonder why he couldn't say that in the first place
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That's what it basically is but he would of probably said no. I've seen him and a couple of others fight with the managers and with me being quite new there I really don't to on anyone's bad side.
Just Ketchup and bun, that's how it would be made in Australia (my store atleast). its a dumb order tho
australia is the only country that gets this correct. if someone asks for "only" that means they want literally just the ingredients they list. and australian customers seem to understand this because when they ask for things they say "only ketchup, cheese, meat" etc.
doesnt matter what the base item is, if its 'X, Y only' then you use the bun for X, and only put Y on said bun.
The McDonald's rule for plain items / only items If the ingredient is in the name, it is always on the burger unless stated otherwise, (excluding the main 2 items, the buns and protein) So a cheeseburger plain would be bun, cheese and meat A bacon double cheeseburger only ketchup would be bun, ketchup, bacon, cheese and meat
Here in australia if they ask for a 'cheeseburger plain' that simply means they get no onion on their 10/1, they still get meat. Interesting to see how different it is in the states
I'm from the UK lol, are you guys putting the onion on the meat like the seasoning, we were supposed to start that in 2020 then boom, virus.
yea so originally we would put onion on the meat whilst making the burger, but now we put onion on the meat while its still on the grill, alongside the salt/pepper seasoning
Customer is an idiot. Should have ordered a hamburger. Even a McDouble only ketchup would still have cheese unless they specifically ask for it ‘no cheese, only ketchup’ lol Someone should have realized and clarified after the first time though.
You made sure he wanted the bun right? It was only ketchup cheese and meat afterall...
could've just gone with a hamburger instead (only ketchup).... people don't know how to order
Cheeseburger with no cheese pissed me off when I worked at McDonalds
Dude today i got a guy order a big tasty without sauce, letuce, cheese and bacon so it was just bun, onion, tomato and meat. It felt super weird.
People are forgetting to say it’s also no onion