It’s not super unreasonable, tbh. I pickup the prescriptions for my SO and myself, and by this point the staff just has our scripts ready when we get to the front of the line.
It’s going to be the same for any business that you frequent (if you’re friendly to the employees)
It’s the internet, so I’m not sure why anyone would be surprised.
This person likely doesn’t have a case. The reason McD lost the first coffee case was because at the time they were offering free coffee refills, so they cranked up the temperature so people wouldn’t have time to sit and drink multiple cups.
Dozens of people had already been injured by this practice by the point the famous injury happened, and the courts had already warned McD to stop.
Anything said before the word ‘but’ can be ignored in these instances.
I once waited on hold for Microsoft support for 6.5 hours.
Fun fact: After hour 3 they stop playing music.
If only my wife would understand this.
There is never, ever, a time when seeing her naked wouldn’t make my day better.
That would be #1 on my wife’s list if I let her control the music (she never let’s a song play for more than 30s)
It’s really not the team size, but rather the management that comes with it.
The devs aren’t the problem 99% of the time.
Please don’t turn this community into another Musk news ticker.
Our great Dane does this. If he doesn’t want a treat, he’ll go and put it by our small dogs’ kennels for them to have. He also won’t eat treats he likes unless the small dogs get one too.
And, oddly enough, he’s the only dog I’ve ever encountered that can free feed (great Danes are notoriously food motivated). But water, though. We have to chase him away from the bowl or he’ll sit there and drink the whole thing.