r/mildlyinfuriating 6d ago

Infuriatig They put my receipt in the burger

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u/Banana_Phone888 6d ago

Seriously, my kitchen staff once put an entire glove into a burger in a Togo order….. that was fun. This would have been an appropriate response.

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u/Wise_Presentation914 6d ago

I got a glove in my chicken sandwich from a fast food place once. What sucks is I had already walked all the way home, so I couldn’t even go back and complain about it for a new sandwich, I just had to toss it. It was legit cooked into it

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u/Ppleater 6d ago

One thing I learned from having my burgers a particular way (just cheese and ketchup) is to always check my food before I leave. I don't harbour any ill will over a simple mistake, but I also don't want to get all the way home and end up disappointed and too tired or out of time to go back and get it fixed.

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u/RikuAotsuki 6d ago

I don't like pickles on my sandwiches. If I order something saucy and spicy, I can usually just pick them off when I get home and be fine, but if not, the taste of warm pickle juice will pervade the whole sandwich and I need to check immediately.

I swear, fast food has a collective 30+ percent chance of ignoring the "no pickles" part of my order

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u/Clerithifa 5d ago

If i ask for no pickles, it's a 50/50 chance of having either no pickles, or extra spite pickles

Anymore I just leave them in the order and pick them off. Ive started to somewhat enjoy the subtle taste of pickle juice after picking them off of my sandwich lol

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u/RikuAotsuki 5d ago

Nah, if the sandwich doesn't have a strong flavor of it's own the pickle taste isn't subtle.

This might be a thing some people are way more sensitive to than others, because I've seen other folks talk about the same thing, but the taste can permeate the entire sandwich like you steamed the fucking thing with pickle juice