But this coupon had a set of offerings from A & W, the big international restaurant chain.
Between the coupons & the tv ads for "hens fed from a vegetarian diet", I though I would check it out this morning to try their bacon & eggs breakfast.
It sounded like a heck of a deal...2 eggs, 2 slices of bacon, 2 pieces of toast...all for only $2.99! And from hens that don't eat meat!?
What a deal!
Oops.
Big mistake.
I was third in line to place my order.
The first customer was told they had no eggs(!), so they were not serving breakfast.
The second customer wanted a burger & fries (at 10:30 in the morning!), but was told they had no fries & would he like hash browns instead?
As I was waiting to place my order, a Manager was returning with a bag from the local grocery store (the restaurant & the grocer are in the same mall).
I had my fingers crossed.
Could it possibly be that she went & bought some eggs?
Maybe some frozen french fries?
No such luck.
She opened the bag and pulled out two litres of half & half cream (I guess they ran out of the little individual cups of coffee cream as well).
What would it take to buy & some eggs &/or frozen fries...WHEN YOU WERE ALREADY AT THE GROCERY STORE???
I don't get it.
This is somebody's idea of customer service?
CustomerServiceFail is more like it.
They've incurred the cost of printing & distributing the coupon...have lured me into the restaurant...and now I feel used & abused.
I settled for a small coffee instead of a proper breakfast, and stewed over this blog post before deciding what needed to be said.
Thanks for wasting my time...but first impressions last forever...
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