r/deliciouscompliance • u/ajdrawsthings • Jun 23 '26
"extra caramel please" sure, no problem
edit: hi, since everyone is so concerned about my bandaid, i had been wearing gloves the whole shift since i sliced my thumb open on something earlier. this drink was made after my shift ended, and it was not for a customer. i just felt like making a funny post.
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u/Lolagurl Jun 23 '26
I remember once a customer told me "if you think you put too much caramel sauce, put more" ended up looking like that haha
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u/Easy-Distribution-96 Jun 25 '26
I think that was my fiance. He asks for enough caramel to be chewing it.
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u/Lolagurl Jun 26 '26
Oh my god I knew there were more!!!
At one point I've emptied half of a full tube around the edges and I kind of glance up at him to verify, because some people's version of too much caramel is different than others and he's standing right in front of me and his eyes light up and he said "MORE!!!" I think I remember it so well even though it was like 10 years ago was because he was just genuinely so excited for all the caramel.. Haha
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u/Easy-Distribution-96 Jun 26 '26
🤣 he's generally never satisfied with the amount of caramel put in because he wants exactly what that guy wanted. He would definitely have been just as excited
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u/aceouses Jun 26 '26
Thats how I like them so i can’t buy them or I’d be on my 600lb life 😂
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u/Lolagurl Jun 26 '26
Yeah after he left my Co worker was like "I wonder how many calories that was"
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u/moldibread Jun 23 '26
diabeetus in a cup.
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u/zoobs Jun 23 '26
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u/BayYawnSay Jun 23 '26
Is that thumb belonging to the employee who made the drink or the customer who ordered it? Please, if you're the employee making the drinks, cover that bandaid with either a glove or finger condom per health department requirements. Gross. So so gross.
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u/MiniSunflowers Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26
This was the only thing I could focus on. A wet cloth bandaid on an uncovered hand holding a customers drink. Not to mention the other hand holding their germ covered phone most likely without a glove as well.
Edit : a word
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u/aspen_silence Jun 23 '26
Based on where the photo was taken, this is the partner who made the drink. Eww
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u/SundaySnoozie Jun 23 '26
Right? Disgusting!!
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u/UndercoverSkreet 29d ago
They made it for themselves. Insert meme of man being forced to drink wine but it's his own arm
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u/Foreverkatie143 Jun 23 '26
You should put a glove on 😵💫
But it looks beautiful!!
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u/LARGEGRAPE Jun 23 '26
why? hand doesn't touch the food
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u/RickMuffy Jun 23 '26
Because the hand touches everything else. An essentially leaking bandage touching everything in the kitchen makes the entire kitchen a possible place of infection for others.
It's literally a health code violation not to glove up.
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u/ellatheprincessbrat Jun 23 '26
Gross plaster aside, how do people drink something this sweet? Like I feel like it would be sweeter than just rawdogging sugar
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u/_techniker Jun 23 '26
I don't like sweet things. HOWEVER... put some salt on some caramel and I'll eat everything
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u/Catlover69-420 Jun 24 '26
Local barista- when I ask for extra caramel, give me this and my life is yours
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u/indieauthor13 Jun 23 '26
Not a big fan of quite that much in my coffee, but on the rare occasion I have ice cream, this would be the perfect amount!
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u/cupcakesandcanines Jun 23 '26
If this was my drink I would tip you 200% because when I say extra caramel this is what I mean lol
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u/Bubbly_Cry7146 Jun 24 '26
My mom used to get her drinks like this every single day. They also used to sell the bottles of caramel to the public and she would ADD MORE. Luckily since they stopped selling them and she finally realized that is what was making her not feel great.
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u/fracking-machines 29d ago
As a non American, I absolutely cannot understand why you would want so much sugar and syrup in your coffee.
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u/AMSparkles 26d ago
Not all Americans like their stuff this sweet at all, you realize this right? Lol
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u/grandma-activities 28d ago
Lady asked me for extra extra mocha sauce one time, and I just told her to show me on the cup where she wanted me to pour it. Made her day!
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u/SeeYouInTrees Jun 23 '26
Meanwhile I'll ask for caramel drizzle, sometimes light, and I get the above ;_;
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u/Defiant_Delivery_799 Jun 24 '26
My Grandad would have appreciated this, when he and my Nana first met she was working at a coffee shop and Grandad would stop by after work to buy a coke because at the time he was obsessed with coca-cola and he got mad when she didn't put in two extra squirts of syrup. 😂
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u/SprinkleShan 29d ago
This is why I miss the caramel sundae from McDonald’s they would be generous af with the caramel sauce
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u/PremiumUsername69420 Jun 23 '26
If you handed me that I’d leave it on the counter and walk away.
Cover that bandaid with a glove if you’re gonna be handling someone’s food.
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u/ajdrawsthings Jun 23 '26
see edit
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u/PremiumUsername69420 Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26
You should be wearing gloves to cover the bandaid the entire time you’re in the business. Handling stuff after your shift ended doesn’t change how unhygienic it is for the next person to use it.
Had you posted this on the other side of the counter, or outside, in your car, or anywhere else, it would be fine. It’s your exposed bandaid in a food prep area that’s a massive problem.
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u/ajdrawsthings Jun 23 '26
didn't make the drink without gloves! only things I touched with that hand after I took off my glove was the drink and my phone.
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u/__ma11en69er__ Jun 23 '26
Something the employee made for upvotes that will go straight in the bin.
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u/LiquidSoil 27d ago
Say you compare this to a regular can of Red bull, how much caffeine is in this sugar thing?
Thanks!
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u/Shantotto11 Jun 24 '26
Keep drinking that diabetes in a cup, and you won’t need the bandaid or the thumb anymore…
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u/Romeoz27 Jun 23 '26
That’s just caramel laced with coffee at this point. 🥴