Refused Service at Wendy's Drive Up
#193
12-16-2007 | 03:37 PM
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RE: Refused Service at Wendy's Drive Up
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Sorry, but I agree with the manager. Bikes don;t belong in drive-ups, especially when there is only 1 lane like at fast food joints. Yeah, speaking your order is quick enough, but get up to the pay window and you gotta lean over, dig out your money, dig the change back into a pocket. Then you gotta waddle up to the next window, stand-up to take your order, find a place to put it, secure it, sit back down, adjust, then ride off. JMHO sorry
Sorry, but I agree with the manager. Bikes don;t belong in drive-ups, especially when there is only 1 lane like at fast food joints. Yeah, speaking your order is quick enough, but get up to the pay window and you gotta lean over, dig out your money, dig the change back into a pocket. Then you gotta waddle up to the next window, stand-up to take your order, find a place to put it, secure it, sit back down, adjust, then ride off. JMHO sorry
#195
12-19-2007 | 01:58 AM
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#198
12-19-2007 | 06:27 AM
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RE: Refused Service at Wendy's Drive Up
Do they have a sign to notify of their policy at the entrance to the drive thru??
If yes then maybe you are at fault, if No then maybe they should have after all they are wasting your time and causing unnecessary grief.
I have to say though, in agreement to the above posts...how the hell do you expect to control the bike with a fist full of drive through?
Perhaps you should consider your motives...afterall, if they served you and you struggled off the lot and dumped your bike...maybe they could be liable?!
If yes then maybe you are at fault, if No then maybe they should have after all they are wasting your time and causing unnecessary grief.
I have to say though, in agreement to the above posts...how the hell do you expect to control the bike with a fist full of drive through?
Perhaps you should consider your motives...afterall, if they served you and you struggled off the lot and dumped your bike...maybe they could be liable?!
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12-19-2007 | 10:11 AM
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RE: Refused Service at Wendy's Drive Up
Iam a Senior Directorfor Arby's, in the corporate offices in Atlanta. I can assure you that my company will not refuse service to a motorcycle. In fact, the CEO of Arby's rides motorcycles. I ride my 06 Street Glide tothe officeon occasion and the senior executives all admire it.
Arby's is in the process of buying Wendy's. Should our acquisition be successful, I will gruarentee that no motorcycle will ever be turned away from one of our restaurants.This gives me an idea,I may go to our Sr. VP of marketing and ask about special promotions for motorcycles at our restaurants. Arby's wants your business no matterhow you get there.
Arby's sponsorsMatt Kenseth's Roush Racing#17 car inBusch Series NASCAR.We love motor sports. Harley Davidson riders are welcomed atArby'sand we will fix Wendy's if we get it.
Arby's is in the process of buying Wendy's. Should our acquisition be successful, I will gruarentee that no motorcycle will ever be turned away from one of our restaurants.This gives me an idea,I may go to our Sr. VP of marketing and ask about special promotions for motorcycles at our restaurants. Arby's wants your business no matterhow you get there.
Arby's sponsorsMatt Kenseth's Roush Racing#17 car inBusch Series NASCAR.We love motor sports. Harley Davidson riders are welcomed atArby'sand we will fix Wendy's if we get it.
