u/anonymous_human174

Title. I listen to many songs repeatedly so I don’t know why it doesn’t choose that instead

Title. How many red orders am I considered cooked lol? Like how many is like, oh ok they should ask for help

When you have as many cars parked as you can and several bags stacked up that are all the way down at the menu board, what do you do? (We have a very long drive thru) When this happens at my store I’m often told that I “choked” and couldn’t handle it. I genuinely don’t see how I could’ve improved the situation. Would you go all the way down to take the bags down (even if it takes five minutes to do them) or let them sit a few minutes and wait for the ones parked and at window? Any tips?

Sometimes at work I’ll say yes ma’am in like a bright tone to a manager and coworkers will be like “she hit her with the yes ma’am” or the manager act offended or something. I don’t mean it in a sarcastic way or anything but what do people think when I say that?

I (18F) work at a Chick-Fil-A and everyday I come back feeling very discouraged and bad about myself. It’s very hard for me because I’m so nervous and focused on being locked in on my job that I can’t do small talk or even just be kind. Im constantly on edge at my job even though I’ve worked there half a year already. How can I be more likable and fun to be around a work? Any small talk suggestions or funny things I can do/say? Things people do at fast food to connect with coworkers?

Such a trivial thing I know but it literally hurts my heart walking through my own house. Humongous paintings on small walls that can barely fit it. A painting dramatically too high on an empty wall. Tv stands not even under the tv. We had a plan to fill one wall with big family photos and instead mom bought 20 of THE SMALLEST frames when I say the smallest you can hardly see the person in the photo. Why? Because she wasn’t sure if at the time dad would want to spend the money. So why not WAIT and get the photos you actually WANTED???? My dad has an entire wall of those 5 dollar Amazon plaques except some are way closer and some are way farther. There’s no reason to where he put them, it’s just in completely random placements. My heart hurts looking at our house lol. Anyway

I’m sure this is different for every chick fil a but at mine I heard there’s a review they do of you months later, if they decide to keep you. What’s that about?

I’m assuming I’m getting less hours because kids have started opening up their availability and I have a smaller availability. Is it common to get less hours?

I was trained on a position several months ago and was put on maybe three times after that. The last time I constantly messed up and they had me switch. Since then they haven’t put me back. I know that if they were to ever put me back on there it would be like taking a stranger off the street and telling them to work because I remember 0 of that position and I know it wouldn’t come back to me. Do you think I’m doomed for that position to never be on it again or do you think there’s a chance they’d retrain me? I guess what I’m asking is does chick fil a ever retrain people on positions? Mine is very busy so I doubt they would.

It’s now a must play, maybe it always has been and I haven’t noticed, but they play it at every tour and concert even if it’s a solo one. It’s played more than Spring Day which I would consider one of their best. (Btw not complaining, I am very very happy lol)

I’m having a hard time on expo. I think it’s because I very easily get overwhelmed so seeing a bunch of the same looking bags and focusing on a tiny car description, my brain goes completely blank. I know time will make it better but I want to be good at it. Do you have any tips for me to feel less overwhelmed/confused? (I have a similar problem with cash cart)

I saw a post about 100s and 200s seats holding up a Purple Heart made of cardstock when bts first mention army. Is this a real thing happening or only a few? (TAMPA concert!)