Wendy's

[cjkline83.livejournal.com]

Okay. I know its your lunch period. I know your cash drawer won't "pop". This is why we give you drawer keys, so that if the mechanisim that opens the drawer breaks, or the register malfunctions, you can access the money in side. Just take that key, and turn it to the right, and your drawer will open.

What's that? You don't have the key we told you to keep in the safe?

How unfortunate. That'll be $150/hr, or you can try to get a key from a district manager, and explain to them why you pissed off a bunch of customers because you lost your drawer keys.

Your ignorance is not our fault, and does not warrent emergency service.

Comments

[jethro.livejournal.com]

are they still using the Panasonic 7500?

[cjkline83.livejournal.com]

Micros 2400.

[rwarner.livejournal.com]

Eeew! P7500's! I gladly left support of those beasts behind at my last job. Now I get to support the unwashed masses that subscribe to Verizon FiOS. :)

Of course, with our Panasonic customers whether they were 7500s or 9000s or even the new 790's, if their cash drawer was stuck shut and they didn't have the key, we sent them to the store to get a screwdriver and told em to take the bottom off the drawer. When confronted with the cost of us flying from Syracuse NY to where they are (usually El Paso) vs doing it themselves, they usually chose the much cheaper method. :)

[brotherflounder]

Sounds like something my local Wendy's would do...

[alchemon.livejournal.com]

So, bets on whether the keys are actually IN the cash draw or not?

[jecook]

Heh. We in IT are not allowed to have the keys for the cash drawers at our place due to the regulations that we have to abide by.

But then, we have ibm drawers which are fricken bank vaults unless you destroy them...

[cjkline83.livejournal.com]

WILL IT BLEND?