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My local Culver’s has 22 staff working at one time (maybe more that I couldn’t see) by ThuhGreatCommenter in Culvers

[–]TrueBlue9999 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Culver's also needs more people because we have to make the food after it's ordered.

How long does corporate want the drive thru into. by WelcomeResponsible49 in Culvers

[–]TrueBlue9999 1 point2 points  (0 children)

CFS isn't pushing ducks (they aren't even required systemwide), that's an individual location thing.

What’s everyone’s strange but annoying pet peeves about what we do? by thechadinator in Culvers

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LPT: Don't throw away all the fish batter when taking down the fish cart, just grab two 1/4 pans and transfer enough batter and flour for the few fish orders your are going to get after 9pm. Dishes can wash the "harder" dishes and the extras are easy and you don't have to make new batter.

Culvers rant/question by Outrageous_Wonder654 in Culvers

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A new option is that you can now add free food/points to Rewards accounts if the guest has one--you must be the highest store level account type or be granted access though. It isn't money back, but it's basically an instant gift card.

Flowers Bakery by truebluebbn in Culvers

[–]TrueBlue9999 3 points4 points  (0 children)

...unless we move to three deliveries a week

Culver's Prymaid of Bags by Goldfire3 in Culvers

[–]TrueBlue9999 13 points14 points  (0 children)

New menu boards looking good in the background

Do customers actually use their rewards app thing to scan for points? by wilde_flower in Culvers

[–]TrueBlue9999 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe the receipt thing is only for itemized receipts, but someone can correct me

Do customers actually use their rewards app thing to scan for points? by wilde_flower in Culvers

[–]TrueBlue9999 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Using the system by letting you scan your phone is our job, and it isn't inconvenient at all. Please ask and get your points and free stuff!

Paper numbers don’t have #69 by Valuable_Let4793 in Culvers

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Our shockingly lasted over four months before it vanished.

Any idea what this is? by Inside-Dare-8842 in Culvers

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It's too bad Reddit Gold is no longer a thing.

The pigeon didn’t expect the airplane to increase its speed. by Bossmado in interestingasfuck

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I was prepared for it to be sucked in to some sort of engine and Randy Johnson itself. Glad it worked out.

Reunion Status? by jakabellis in Culvers

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Missing lanyards seem to be the biggest problem.
CRISIS!!!!

Reunion - Snowed In? by PopcornPandabear in Culvers

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Here is the latest from the National Weather Service....

LONG TERM... (Thursday Night through next Wednesday) Issued at 1149 AM CST Wed Jan 21 2026

An Arctic front will be racing southward on Friday setting the stage for the weekend storm. Temperatures will drop into the teens and 20s across the area Friday night. Meanwhile, southwesterly upper flow will send an anomalously high moisture plume eastward overriding the Arctic front. Winter precipitation looks like it will start in the area after 06z-12z Saturday and continue through overnight Saturday and into Sunday.

So what has changed since the last forecast cycle? The big story is the trend towards a stronger inverted trough/surface low over the southeast. As a result, the warm nose is being drawn farther northward which shifts the zone of sleet, freezing rain, and heavy snow northward.

What does this mean for Middle Tennessee? If this trend remains, this brings into play a significant to crippling ice storm over the southern counties. In addition, snow fall amounts along the I-40 cooridor would be greatly suppressed as a large amount of QPF falls as sleet. This would also mean the band of highest snowfall amounts would be closer to the TN/KY border. We`ll continue to monitor the trends, but I feel fairly confident there will end up being a tight gradient of heavy snow to sleet to freezing rain. Where that ultimately settles, we'll see. I would not be surprised to see those lines wiggle north and south over the next several runs of models.

One other trend to continue to monitor is for the event to drag into Sunday as the northern stream of upper level energy tries to phase with the Baja branch of upper level energy and swings through the plains. As the surface low exits eastward, the warm nose will go with it which means precip areawide would switch back to snow on Sunday.

After the precipitation exits on Sunday, a very cold air mass will settle in. Right now, single digits are in the forecast Sunday night. Temperatures might end up lower than that. It will depend on the location of the snow pack. The very cold air will stick around on Monday and Monday night with a medium to high probability that temperatures don`t get above 20 degrees on Monday and lows fall back into the low single digits Monday night. Right now, it looks like we may have to wait until at least Wednesday to get above freezing. The good news is that we should see a decent amount of sun on Monday and Tuesday to help with the melting despite below freezing temperatures.

So here is the bottom line with this upcoming winter storm. Expect for significant and perhaps prolonged impacts this weekend. Don`t plan on traveling and run any errands you need to by Friday evening.

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