@ceasesmith wrote:
Because that's the way they want it done.
"Ours is not to reason why, but to do..."
30 seconds saying you know the tax rate for the particular city you've shopped and that the rate the location is charging matches. Then remembering (at least for California) the supper clear sales tax rules about cold food- hot food-to go - 80/80 rule needed to figure out which items were taxed and which weren't.@Tarantado wrote:
It should only take like 30 seconds to calculate what they're wanting. If the MSC's client wants it that way, then that's what they get.
@HonnyBrown wrote:
I think it's a beef with following guidelines.
@Lady Marius wrote:
If I don't order the shake after and provide 2 receipts in one photo.)
@bgriffin wrote:
@HonnyBrown wrote:
I think it's a beef with following guidelines.
I think it's a beef with whatever he can find to have a beef with.
@myst4au wrote:
You can also do what many customers do. Order it all together and ask for the milkshake to ber made when fou are leaving. They have a process for that. A lot of customers do that. The milkshake-making process is fast, and no timing ir required. They make the milkshake in about 30 seconds. This approach is not, however, for the mathematically challenged,
@myst4au wrote:
This approach is not, however, for the mathematically challenged,
@johnb974 wrote:
@myst4au wrote:
This approach is not, however, for the mathematically challenged,
That makes no sense. So you think people who separate the checks are mathematically challenged? LOL They found a smart way to do the shop.
@jgoodwin wrote:
To those who order the milkshake separately, do you take one picture with both receipts in the picture, or upload two separate files?