Sonic drive thru cocaine. Now we have to check our food.

Sonic employee arrested after cocaine found in customer’s hot dog: police

[nypost.com]

Imagine being a mystery shopper and filing this report.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/04/2023 04:35AM by johnb974.

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Mystery shoper likely filled report with police

Shopping Eastern Pennsylvania since 2009
@gene wrote:

Mystery shoper likely filled report with police

but you still have to file a report to the company.
Yeah...I saw this story too. Wondering how you mess that up? Maybe the person at the window handed out the wrong bag? The person with the drugs intended it for the car behind them or something?
From the article I read, security cameras showed the man was trying to "hand off" something to a female employee. Somehow, it got dropped into the food order before he noticed it. Security cameras then show him frantically looking for something after he had handed the food off to the customer. So some hanky-panky going on between customers!

On another note about putting oneself at risk eating at FF places.....about a month ago my son (not a shopper) went to a FG at 11 pm and got a take out. Took it home, ate it, and the next day became sick for 48 hours. Just read an article this past week that a study from 2017-2019 showed that 40% of food-borne illnesses come from sick employees in restaurants!! [www.wtoc.com]

Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 06/05/2023 04:14PM by guysmom.
Long ago, I knew of an employee who did curbside takeout for a chain Italian restaurant who was supplementing his income by also selling marijuana on the side. This was before you could get a medical card in my state. He only sold to people he knew or were referred to him by his regular customers. The code was "Private Menu". This guy made a fortune! I don't think he had any mishaps but between the store closing (not marijuana related) and the state legalizing it, the private menu is no more.
Where did he keep all his bud at? in his car, and after someone places a secret menu item he has to run out to his car, weigh it out, bag it, put it in his pocket, then go back inside the restaurant, package up the food orders until his special customer arrived? Seems like his employer would either have to have known what he was doing, been a complete bozo moron oblivious to what's going on at his restaurant (oblivious bozo moron could be why they went afloat) I just would think he would have to be going to his car each time to get each of his customer's weed sacks which his employer would notice and not like and/or smell hella dank from having weed on his person until buyer arrived something management would find noticable and not like.
But maybe they went out of business because management was into something way worse and that's why they didnt notice frequent breaks to the car for an employee who comes back smelling dank-tastic each time... My first restaurant job I walked in on my manager smoking meth in the office
OK, I know a little too much about the operation (a member of my household may have been a customer) but it was an Italian restaurant that would give out a foccacia bread, oil and herbs with each order. The herbs was like semi-dried basil, oregano and parsley. For to gos, the oil was given in sealed packets like mayo and the herbs were in a small plastic cup with a lid. They looked like the ketchup cups from Five Guys. So my friend had his "Private Menu" product weighed up at home and portioned out and sealed up just like the Italian herbs. He kept his stash on him, in apron or pants pockets.
Yeah, that is the usual...have a bunch of pre-measured stock ready to hand off. When I worked with law enforcement, the norm was to find one certain measurement of packets in one pocket and another measurement in another pocket. Cargo pants = "loaded" (pun intended), due to all the pockets.
I've heard of "Sonic Blasts" but this is ridiculous.

Maybe the dealer should have worked at Dairy Queen. Don't they have "Blizzards"? Give me one Blizzard, extra snow.
@KokoBWare wrote:

I've heard of "Sonic Blasts" but this is ridiculous.

Maybe the dealer should have worked at Dairy Queen. Don't they have "Blizzards"? Give me one Blizzard, extra snow.

We do like our line dancing down here in Texas. LOL

Just be cool folks.
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