@gigishopper wrote:
I do not understand either why anyone would take one for only the $9 reimbursement. For the DT shop, I have literally sat in line for over 20 minutes. My minimum shopper pay is $10. This gives me $19 total to allow me to purchase a Caniac Combo for $17 with $2 for gas. I agree about the ketchup question. That seems so odd and irrelevant.
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
Ketchup question is no longer asked in CA. Last June, brilliant CA legislature banned all proactive giving out of condiments. They will be given ONLY if requested by the customer. So now if you don't ask, you don't get. Before it was RC and other places that asked you first. This went into effect June of 2022.
The recently passed Assembly Bill 1276 prohibits “a food facility from providing any single-use foodware accessory or standard condiment, as defined, to a consumer unless requested by the consumer.” The law will apply to both dine-in and takeout orders.Dec 1, 2021
@gigishopper wrote:
I do not understand either why anyone would take one for only the $9 reimbursement. For the DT shop, I have literally sat in line for over 20 minutes. My minimum shopper pay is $10. This gives me $19 total to allow me to purchase a Caniac Combo for $17 with $2 for gas. I agree about the ketchup question. That seems so odd and irrelevant.
@mjt9598 wrote:
It is such a waste to automatically give out those little packets if the customer doesn't want them, and many customers are taking the food home to eat where they probably already have ketchup. A McDonalds once gave me 18 packets of ketchup for one combo meal! I don't understand why so many dine-in restaurants still insist on automatically giving out completely unnecessary straws.
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
Ketchup question is no longer asked in CA. Last June, brilliant CA legislature banned all proactive giving out of condiments. They will be given ONLY if requested by the customer. So now if you don't ask, you don't get. Before it was RC and other places that asked you first. This went into effect June of 2022.
The recently passed Assembly Bill 1276 prohibits “a food facility from providing any single-use foodware accessory or standard condiment, as defined, to a consumer unless requested by the consumer.” The law will apply to both dine-in and takeout orders.Dec 1, 2021
@gigishopper wrote:
I do not understand either why anyone would take one for only the $9 reimbursement. For the DT shop, I have literally sat in line for over 20 minutes. My minimum shopper pay is $10. This gives me $19 total to allow me to purchase a Caniac Combo for $17 with $2 for gas. I agree about the ketchup question. That seems so odd and irrelevant.
@ceasesmith wrote:
Well, tried my first one yesterday. The meal was $3 out of pocket for me. The entire meal wasn't worth the $3. Slaw inedible (tasted exactly like raw cabbage). Chicken OK, but for what it cost, I could buy 2 rotisserie chickens at walmart and have enough chicken to eat for a week. Fries, meh. Texas toast, OK.
Staff was very cheerful, might be a nice place for the employees. Very clean.
I would not eat there on my own dime, and I wouldn't do the shop for less than $25. So if they never get to $25.....