It’s not real ice cream anyway. I prefer the real deal. Milk, cream, eggs and your flavors mixed in an old fashioned churning style machine with ice and rock salt surrounding the container
I've been in a situation where we went inside and got food. One person got a shake. When we left someone else decided they wanted one too. Swung through the drive through to be told the machine was down. They are liars.
As someone who works at a customer service job, I'd probably assume they just didn't want to deal with that. Where I work we don't, but there are some nights when I really want to.
Just making milkshakes takes a good bit longer and when you want to get your closing done quickly it's a longer delay. Like I said, I don't do it because it is lazy, but I can see where they're coming from
It's suspicious to me that the machines are ALWAYS down after dark. And at a fast food place, I don't think the employees (most anyway) really care about selling more. They just wanna work, get paid, and go. I may have heard from a former employee that they just don't run it cause they don't want to. May remember that incorrectly, though.
My only question is why would they not want to? Seems super easy to pour some shakes. That's why I'm not sure, either way.
A question that keeps me up at night.
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