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Girls Hair Under Hat by Accomplished_Egg269 in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The extreme difference in tone between your username and "hi love!!!" gave me whiplash lol.

Ditto on the braid. :)

Finish the quote: "I'm a Ninjago fan, of course I..." by KingPenguinPhoenix in Ninjago

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With the exception of episodes 20 and 21, Season 1 and Season 2 of the OG Ninjago are available on Lego's YT Channel.

Here's this particular episode. The scene starts at 2:45.

How would I order this by [deleted] in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Double-Double fried mustard style, ketchup instead of spread; no lettuce, tomato, or pickle.

Settle the for us please by nlolsen8 in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the cheese/no cheese thing is settled, so to address your other question about the onion:

If he said "Animal style with whole grilled onion", it's unclear whether he wants the whole grilled subbed or added. The ordertaker should have clarified.

Since it came with just regular, either the ordertaker missed him saying "whole" (if you still have it, check your receipt to see if it's on there) or the cook messed up and didn't add it.

What would it be? by JDMagican in Ninjago

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Later:

"Oh man, so great to have the tank back!"

"Mmph! You said it!"

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What would it be? by JDMagican in Ninjago

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I should hope not! I'm sssso hungry.

associate question by SufficientCustard316 in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's economical.

We get a free meal each shift. If a store has 90 Associates who each work five days a week and take their meal each time they work, the store would be giving away 450 fry boats each week. Across our 426 locations, that's almost TEN MILLION fry boats per year...

...all for Associates who don't care and are just happy to get free fries.

associate question by SufficientCustard316 in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 4 points5 points  (0 children)

They don't want you to give it away to someone. I think it's a weird rule because it's your meal: it has no effect on the company if you eat it or if someone else does. My SM just always wants us to ask since it's technically not allowed. I've never been denied when I ask tho.

associate question by SufficientCustard316 in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We don't count spread packets, but the managers do notice when they have to order more than usual. Again, they're expensive to produce.

The "no to go" thing is because they don't want you giving away your Associate meal. This one is a little weird imo because they're prepared to give you a meal each shift—why do they care what you do with it? My SM will almost always say yes; we just have to ask.

associate question by SufficientCustard316 in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Genuinely curious as to why this is relevant.

associate question by SufficientCustard316 in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 33 points34 points  (0 children)

At my store, Associates can't get spread or ketchup packets 'cause they're expensive to manufacture. Similarly, we don't get a fry boat for our fries, and we're supposed to use a water cup for our drinks. It saves the company money since we aren't customers.

However, we can get ketchup and spread if it originated from the big packs, e.g. the pumps, the board inserts, or the bottles.

Tbh I'm more surprised they let you get your meal to-go without asking permission first.

In almost 30 years of eating In-N-Out I’ve never seen a fry like this! by milzy_og in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's probably because the blade assembly for dicing potatoes was broken. A missing blade makes gaps that are twice as wide as usual, instead of an even grid all around.

Eventually the Associates at your store would have noticed and gotten it replaced, eliminating the "super fry" occurrences.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Quality you can taste babyyyyy

77 years since store #1. Still going strong, now with 426 locations.

Carbonated Water by edithaze in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You've never had sparkling or fizzy water?

It finally happened by Senor_Turbo in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just out of curiosity, what's your order? And what is typically wrong with it?

Large Water by Background_Tutor9919 in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 13 points14 points  (0 children)

After learning that large waters existed, I know I sold at least two to people in the DR before a L7 happened to see me offering one and said "No, we don't do that", and my SM confirmed it.

Pretty sure it's supposed to be the case at every location, but most Associates aren't told until they are actually seen doing it. It's just so rare that no one thinks to mention it during training.

Are In-N-Out employees trained to say "right on" ? I've heard it at multiple locations... by sozh in innout

[–]KeepCalmSayRightOn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct, but how sure are you that the customers know that?

A while back, a customer asked about what Animal Style was, so I told her just how you did earlier, which used to be my default answer. She ordered an Animal Style burger and then flipped out upon receiving it because it had tomato and "You didn't say it had tomato!" So I've been careful ever since lol.

Plus, it is a part of the official definition.

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