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I used to work at Chick-fil-a and saw the raw numbers in the back office one night. You're way under cutting it. Between 6 pm and 7 pm at the drive thru I worke
by hparadiz 3y ago
I used to work at Chick-fil-a and saw the raw numbers in the back office one night. You're way under cutting it. Between 6 pm and 7 pm at the drive thru I worked at there would be at least 50 orders. Plus indoor counters would add another 100 orders to that count within just that hour. You really have no idea what you're talking about. They easily clear 30k on a good Saturday.
- paulddraper 3y agoThat Chick-fil-a is waaay faster than any I've been to. With a waaaaaay bigger dinning room too.....for 100 in-store orders per hour.
- hparadiz 3y agoDon't confuse how long it took to bag your specific order with how many orders come in per period. I lived in a wealthy suburb with only 1 of them so we had insane rushes. At times all 4 registers would have lines and the drive thru would be going out the parking lot. In that hour the rate of orders could go over 200 an hour and you're talking families of 4 or more. They are supposed to get your order bagged in under 2 minutes (yellow) or 5 minutes (red). If something hits red it's because it's still in the fryer but it's not so bad cause it's the freshest when you get it.
- Jensson 3y ago> I lived in a wealthy suburb with only 1 of them so we had insane rushes So you acknowledge your experience is just a special case? This law covers all of California, not just your particular suburb. So unless you think that only wealthy people deserves fast food I don't see what point you are making.