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Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Cue Eye Roll

Yesterday afternoon we were on our way to Mommy/Baby yoga when it occurs to me that I forgot to eat lunch. (I assure you, a rare occurance.) Anyways, I realize there is no way I can go until 5pm with nothing in my stomach. I usually have nuts or crackers in the car but not this time. So I decide to pull into McDonald's and grab a shake, not the most healthy option but it does fill you up. Tis the season for Shamrock Shakes (yum!) and I might as well take advantage of this once a year opportunity. The conversation at the drive through went something like this:

Employee: May I take your order?
Me: I'd like a Shamrock shake?
Em: A what?
Me: A Shamrock shake
Em: Please repeat that.
Me: A..Sham..rock...Shake
Em: What's that?
Me: The minty green milkshake that you have a sign for right here on the menu.
Em: Really?
Me: yeah, really?
Em: Did you say a caramel shake?
Me: No, a...Shamrock...Shake!
(can hear conversing on the other end)
Em: Um, ok, that will be $2.49, pull up to the window.
Pull up to window
Em: Did you say a Shamrock Shake?
Me: Yes, I did. (by this time I'm trying not to laugh)
Em: Ok, hold on. (pause) Here it is, have a nice day.

I think McDonald's needs to keep their employees updated on menu changes.
It was totally worth the hassle. Yum!

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  2. McD's is always good for their seasonal offerings, including the delicious Shamrock shake. I was also partial to the McRib, but I'm fairly certain that as an adult, it's gross.
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  3. my fave md's drive-thru story was with an employee who continued to tell me about his "brutha's hood" in arizona & how it was like 120 degrees there....seriously, he talked about how hot it was @ his brother's house for over 5 minutes. i was obviously thouroughly convinced he was an african american kid, turns out as i drive up to the window,anxiously awaiting the meeting of my new best friend whose brother i know better than my own husband, well turns out he's a 450 pound white kid. huh. who'd of thought?
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