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I really hate when restaurants choose to use these, but then are incredibly stingy about them. I want enough ketchup to make a puddle to dip all my fries. Yes,

by teeray 3y ago

I really hate when restaurants choose to use these, but then are incredibly stingy about them. I want enough ketchup to make a puddle to dip all my fries. Yes, I will use all of it. No, two packets are not enough. Yes, I will pay extra for this luxury if necessary (not usually even an option!).

TeMPOraL 3y ago
It's funny when one day, you get to a place that tries to measure out the packets and even charge you for extra - and then another day you go to a McDonalds or KFC (the two where this happened to me more often), where if you mention you want extra ketchup, the cashier will just absent-mindedly pull half a dozen from some cupboard and dump them on your tray without even looking or counting. BTW. it happened to me once with sauces - in a KFC, and we're talking about sauces they nominally charge for, that come in small, sealed plastic boxes. I mention I'd like some extra, and the cashier just asks me which ones, and then gives me a total of 6-8, no extra charge. To this day I don't know why they did it.
- yurishimo 3y ago
  Depends on where you live. In most of Europe, sauce always costs extra. For example a regular packet of ketchup at McD's here in NL is 30-50¢ depending on the location.
  - autoexec 3y ago
    50¢ is not worth it considering what even a small bottle costs.
bookofjoe 3y ago
I like how Five Guys puts them out on a table in the middle of the restaurant so you can take all you want.