Maybe actually know the show's characters before posting, Black person. Mr. Krabs would NEVER miss out on an opportunity to make more money, even if it was just a penny. You better believe that if the moron asked for a seven dollar drink, Mr. Krabs would have written that down in permanent ink.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
You can clearly see him hang up WHILE the guy still talks, dumb wagecuck. I know you can't afford a TV with that minimal wage but c'mon.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
Frick off dipshit we don't know what he said. He could have said "okay bye." or something. Also, if watch REALLY closely you can tell that the guy actually stopped talking before the phone hanged up. And since we the audience can hear the customer, surely Mr. Krabs and Squidward and Spongebob could too. If he said anything other than some variation of goodbye then Mr. Krabs or Spongebob would have known that they fricked up and called him back.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Frick off dipshit we don't know what he said.
Non-autists can guess >He could have said "okay bye." or something.
That would've been the longest bye in history, homosexual >Also, if watch REALLY closely you can tell that the guy actually stopped talking before the phone hanged up.
Because it's rude to interrupt and he was waiting for him to answer the question
Fix. Your. Fricking. Ice. Cream. Machine.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>non-autists can guess
No non-autists can KNOW what he said. I know what he said. You are guessing because you are the autist and you are dumb. You fricking think you already know because you're the autist. >longest bye in history
That was fricking shorter than the average quick goodbye, let alone the average normal one. Why don't you actually watch what you posted alright? >interrupt
Interrupt who? >waiting for the answer to the question
Again, watch it. That was clearly not long enough to be a question. What question do you even think he asked? >y-you FAST FEWD!
You're schizo.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Again, watch it. That was clearly not long enough to be a question. What question do you even think he asked?
"Add a diet Dr. Kelp."
If this restaurant serves pizza, it's not unreasonable to assume you buy soda there too.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
He must have been eminem or something to say that in that short amount of time. Also that is not a question. Truth it, you don't want to admit you're wrong.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>If this restaurant serves pizza
It doesn’t. It doesn’t deliver either. That is part of the bit.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
I KNOW that. But from the guy's perspective, it does.
The Krusty Krab wasn't always the cornerstone of Bikini Bottom's survival. It was originally a dump that could go literal weeks without a customer. Fish Guy probably knew there was a restaurant nearby but didn't know what kind, that's why he asked about the pizza.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>the Spongebob writers accidentally made a continuity of the Krusty Krab going from a run down dump to the lifeblood of the world just cause of Spongebob
Pretty genius
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>But from the guy's perspective, it does serve pizza.
And that guy’s perspective was stupid and wrong. To his credit, Mr Krabs should not have taken his order and should have just cleared up the confusion. Mr Krabs is way more wrong here. But Fish Guy is still a dumbass for calling a burger restaurant and ordering pizza delivery. We don’t even know if he asked as someone that was unsure, or if he just confidently ordered. Given how entitled he acts in his later scene, it was probably the latter.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>But Fish Guy is still a dumbass for calling a burger restaurant and ordering pizza delivery.
Irrelevant. He asked for something and was told they serve it.
>We don’t even know if he asked as someone that was unsure, or if he just confidently ordered.
If I called up pizza hut and started to make an order, I wouldn't get the response "Pizza? Of course we have it!" That he response just doesn't make sense. He obviously asked.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
This is really more like if you called a Burger King and said “Yeah I’ll have a large pepperoni. Address 123 Imadumbass Road. Oh and a diet dr pepper.” And by some weird twist of the fate the dude that picked up the phone was crazy enough to make a pizza and send some boy with it to your house.
SpongeBob had his order written and there was no request for a drink. He was a liar or unable to communicate what he wanted. Not their fault
If you’re a dumbass that doesn’t understand even the most basic social etiquette, then you’ll see no difference between >“Hey! Where’s my drink?!? My drink. My diet Dr Kelp. Don’t tell me you forgot my drink! How am I supposed to eat this without my drink?? Didn’t you ever Once think of the customer?!”
And >”Excuse me. But I thought I ordered a drink. Did you bring a drink? Oh, you say it’s not on the order? Well, darn, now I am disappointed. Anyway, here’s the money for the pizza. Have a good day.”
But to normal people, this makes a big difference, and acting like the dick in the first instance isn’t acceptable.
>t. spits on fast food workers for his order being wrong
Love how these threads always show which posters work as bitter burger flippers/delivery boys. Fix your goddamn ice cream machine.
>Fix your goddamn ice cream machine.
I've never worked for McDicks, but I can actually tell you why they don't just fix it, and the answer may surprise you: They're not allowed to.
Their ice cream and shake machines are provided by another company, and only that company's technicians are allowed to touch the machines to repair or replace them. It is phenomenally stupid.
If you’re a dumbass that doesn’t understand even the most basic social etiquette, then you’ll see no difference between >“Hey! Where’s my drink?!? My drink. My diet Dr Kelp. Don’t tell me you forgot my drink! How am I supposed to eat this without my drink?? Didn’t you ever Once think of the customer?!”
And >”Excuse me. But I thought I ordered a drink. Did you bring a drink? Oh, you say it’s not on the order? Well, darn, now I am disappointed. Anyway, here’s the money for the pizza. Have a good day.”
But to normal people, this makes a big difference, and acting like the dick in the first instance isn’t acceptable.
He still needs to pay for the pizza if he decides to keep the pizza. It’s either that or Spongebob buys it for him (which admittedly Spongebob probably would do), because we all know Mr Krabs isn’t gonna give the customer a freebie. Even though Mr Krabs would be wise to just give the guy the pizza. Both because as the owner Mr Krabs should want the customer to walk away satisfied, and because he is directly responsible for the frickup in the first place.
OR I guess Fish Guy could just refuse to buy the pizza. In which case, he both doesn’t pay and also doesn’t get the pizza.
But under no circumstances should that guy pay for a drink if he doesnt get the drink.
>But under no circumstances should that guy pay for a drink if he doesnt get the drink.
if the order doesn't say there's a drink then he's not getting charged for it.
I feel like I should also point out this pizza showed up at least a day later, ice-cold and covered in sand. He probably only wanted the drink because it was the only thing that could be salvaged.
people who work in retail and food service are unbelievably pissy and i don't know why >"you'll understand when you work there-"
i do.... i still don't get why. seriously, i swear the culture just taught them to behave like this, yes customers can be unpleasant at times but it feels like most workers are angry at customers for having to do their job. i worked with so many people who act like >work at coffee shop >customer: hey can i get a coffee? >employee in private: UGH i have to make COFFEE for this guy like i'm some kinda COFFEE MAKER? i have to get up and make him his goddamn COFFEE? customers are such buttholes!
it's mental to me, i think the whole societal culture of it being expected of you to hate your job and the people around you makes you hate your job and the people around you, maybe i'm not so hostile to people for no reason because i don't approach every situation with hostility, maybe because every time a customer steps up i go into it as a whole new situation and don't think "how will this one piss me off?" and i haven't loaded my brain on so many tiktoks and memes about how much work sucks and how every person who demands even the most basic service is 'le karen'
TLDR you do this to yourself because you expect it
You know you're kinda proving the post right if you see a guy say retail workers are needlessly sensitive and your first assumption is that he harms them
Working in retail after consuming a buncha media on how miserable it is is literally learned victimood
[...]
It's the dude's fault for yelling at Spongebob. He legitimately didn't order a drink, and S1 Sponge is someone who's still smart so he wouldn't miss an obvious drink order.
Even if he DID order a drink and they forget, he could have went about it like >hey, did you get my drink? >no, i missed that, sorry. we'll get that right to you >thanks
Or something similar. It's not an issue of who's right or not, it's an issue of how they handle it.
Again it's not "be thankful for what you get" it's "dont be an ass about it"
Culver's forgot my fries once and they gave me a free meal voucher, like literally all you have to do is not be a c**t and you'll get compensated.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
You, you didn't say it but I can read your thoughts
OooOOOOooOOoooh ooga booga
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
NTA, but you shouldn't pull that redditgay shit of wHo aRe yOu qUoTiNg as if to imply anon's misrepresenting you if your entire point is "this dude says retail workers victimize themselves too much. Ergo, he harasses retail workers!"
>Culver's forgot my fries once and they gave me a free meal voucher
Did you get pissy and slam the door in their faces as soon as you noticed the missing item after shouting "How am I supposed to eat this without my fries?"
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>wHo aRe yOu qUoTiNg
Literal redditardspeak
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Literal redditardspeak
I agree, saying "who are you quoting" is literal reddit.
Now leave, migrant.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
>all you have to do is not be a c**t and you'll get compensated
Not at the Krusty Krab. Mr Krabs would never give somebody free fries.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
Spongebob would use his own money if he felt like he fricked up someone's order, dude takes so much pride in his work. He'd go to outrageous lengths to get that guy a soda if it was a mistake.
I don’t think this perspective applies to the character of Spongebob Squarepants. He definitely both didn’t have this attitude and didn’t deserve to be treated that way. Maybe Squidward is that kinda person sometimes, but Squidward wasn’t the one that brought the pizza to the door in this scene.
people who work in retail and food service are unbelievably pissy and i don't know why >"you'll understand when you work there-"
i do.... i still don't get why. seriously, i swear the culture just taught them to behave like this, yes customers can be unpleasant at times but it feels like most workers are angry at customers for having to do their job. i worked with so many people who act like >work at coffee shop >customer: hey can i get a coffee? >employee in private: UGH i have to make COFFEE for this guy like i'm some kinda COFFEE MAKER? i have to get up and make him his goddamn COFFEE? customers are such buttholes!
it's mental to me, i think the whole societal culture of it being expected of you to hate your job and the people around you makes you hate your job and the people around you, maybe i'm not so hostile to people for no reason because i don't approach every situation with hostility, maybe because every time a customer steps up i go into it as a whole new situation and don't think "how will this one piss me off?" and i haven't loaded my brain on so many tiktoks and memes about how much work sucks and how every person who demands even the most basic service is 'le karen'
TLDR you do this to yourself because you expect it
It's the dude's fault for yelling at Spongebob. He legitimately didn't order a drink, and S1 Sponge is someone who's still smart so he wouldn't miss an obvious drink order.
Even if he DID order a drink and they forget, he could have went about it like >hey, did you get my drink? >no, i missed that, sorry. we'll get that right to you >thanks
Or something similar. It's not an issue of who's right or not, it's an issue of how they handle it.
Again it's not "be thankful for what you get" it's "dont be an ass about it"
Yeah, if the dude hadn’t slammed the door in Spongebob’s face and made him cry, Spongebob absolutely would have gone to ridiculous lengths to get that drink and deliver it. He would have run down to the nearest kelp forest and handmade a liter of diet dr kelp if it had come to it.
>employee in private: UGH i have to make COFFEE for this guy like i'm some kinda COFFEE MAKER? i have to get up and make him his goddamn COFFEE? customers are such buttholes!
I'm 90% sure that's not what their complaining about.
>i swear the culture just taught them to behave like this,
Nah the I dindu nuffin everyone else is wrong woe is me attitude is just a natural part of the human condition
>The Krusty Krab, famous burger restaurant in Bikini Bottom everyone knows >Doesn't serve pizza or deliver >Mr. Krabs still insists that they do >Doesn't listen to the guy's order, just focussed on the sale >Forgets to give SB and Squidward the drink too
Mr. Krabs was the one most in the wrong.
>Where's my Drink? >How am I supposed to eat this without my drink? >Lives in water
Motherfricker just open your mouth. Idiot. >Oh but it's salt water
That pizza is like 90% salt, he can take it
This Squidward and Spongebob getting lost due to their own stupidity is not his problem, and he's not obligated to accept a wrong order no matter how hard they worked, it's not his concern.
He must have been eminem or something to say that in that short amount of time. Also that is not a question. Truth it, you don't want to admit you're wrong.
I wasn't the anon you were arguing with before, but it's possible he could've added the drink while squidward was talking.
>autists overthink a show for children
You're on Cinemaphile. What were you expecting?
Next you'll be saying people on Cinemaphile analyze music too much.
I got screwed once at Pop Eye's, before I start the story (yes I should have checked the bag)
It was thanksgiving. I told my family I was going to bring pop eye's. Day comes get dress go directly to Pop Eye's. The place is full, the line is long (not out the door long, but still) I wait through line and order Thanksgiving special, and go sit down and wait for my order.
The waiting causes me to be late to Thanksgiving. So by the time they called me I was in a rushing mood. So by the time I get to Thanksgiving everyone is there I set my bags down by the food and go to say hi to everyone. Mid way through saying my hi's I'm told the only thing in my pop eye's bags are french fries.
My only constellation prize was later my niece told me she likes the fries.
I was not in a right state of mind to realize an obvious mistake. I'm sitting elbow to elbow with people I don't know. Babies crying, little kids running around nothing to do with their energy. Also thanksgiving wasn't at my house so from Pop Eye's I had a bit of a drive ahead of me.
That sucks, but you kinda screwed yourself there. Aside from checking the bag, you also coulda done some research or just anticipated that it might be busy for a holiday rush with a bunch of people who had the same idea as you, and that that might result in a longer wait time and increased confusion leading to a greater risk of mistakes. The fact that they even have a thanksgiving special could clue you in to this- it exists in the first place to boost holiday sales. I’m sure you thought Thanksgiving was scheduled for a late enough time to allow you to pick up Popeye’s, but it didn’t shake out that way. Plenty of people cooking at home also frick up Thanksgiving planning by not alotting enough time to cook, but they don’t open their story by saying “My oven screwed me.”
Also unless some employee who also didn’t check the bag personally handed it to you and said “here is your order #xyz, it contains the thanksgiving special,” and it had a copy of your receipt stapled to it, you probably picked up the wrong bag and your bag might’ve been left sitting there at the end of the night, while somebody else was missing a ton of fries and had to wait longer for them to make new ones. Probably several somebody elses.
Both sides are responsible for some amount of fault here, but even as a customer, you have some level of due diligence of your own. Which, good on you for getting by admitting you should have checked the bags.
If you have bad enough anxiety that you can’t handle going in to public to buy fried chicken like
More than one box of fries.
I was not in a right state of mind to realize an obvious mistake. I'm sitting elbow to elbow with people I don't know. Babies crying, little kids running around nothing to do with their energy. Also thanksgiving wasn't at my house so from Pop Eye's I had a bit of a drive ahead of me.
describes, then yeah, you unironically have special needs and need to account for them. Preparing yourself beforehand is one way to do that.
One time I went to an over priced local gastro pub, and the fried chicken sandwich I got was pink and cold and raw in the middle. They made me a new one, but I also received incorrect orders a couple times besides that, and now I don’t go back as often. I probably would if the food was cheaper, it’s really not worth the marginally better quality.
>Ezekiel objectifies women >*Gets voted off first and becomes a punching bag for the rest of the show*
>Alejandro objectifies women >*Makes it to the finale of his debut season, comes back for all stars, and still ends up with the hottest girl in the show*
The problem wasn't ever him objectifying women, though, is that he was in an eliminatory reality show.
Alejandro was charming and Ezekiel offended his teammates, that's all. The punching bag shit was literally all on Chris and let's not pretend he didn't torture Alejandro as well.
When I’m unemployed I fall into depression. Maybe if I had a productive hobby like art I would do that, but I like the sense of accomplishment and responsibility I get from my job, aside from just needing the money.
>yeah bro i am not going to force a smile and meaningless small talk
Doesn't mean you have to be an ass >plus if you're less nice to people they'll be less likely to come back which means less time wasted dealing with NPCs >I'm going to do a bad job on person because boo hoo woe is me
How ironic that you complain about muh NPCs, this self pity party shit is as npc as it gets
The key thing you're all missing >orange fish: How am I supposed to eat this pizza without my drink?!
implying that he never ordered a drink specifically, he just solipsistically assumed complete strangers were thinking through the same conditional statement as him; if almost all a person's meals are accompanied by drinks, then a drink would be automatically provided with the meal he ordered.
He was lazy and entitled and deserved third degree pizza burns on his face.
If that were the case, why would he assume it’d be a diet dr kelp? A diet drink seems like a really weird automatic default. Even if he is divorced from reality enough to make assumptions that bad.
>Call Krusty Krab that's right down the road (feeling lazy today) >Ask for pizza, they assure you they have it >Wait God knows how long for the damn delivery when it's so close >They finally arrive >Still frick up your order
He was a jerk but was right to be mad >B-but it wasn't Spongebob's fault!
So? The order was still wrong, if Mr. Krabs fricked up that's not the customer's concern, just get the order right
Common decency is everyone’s concern, and people are still expected to be mature adults and accept that sometimes other people make mistakes and things might go wrong, without throwing wild tantrums. Even if Mr Krabs had delivered the pizza, that behavior was inappropriate. You can’t go through life expecting every person you come across to do everything perfect. You’re not entitled to that even if you are willing to pay them money. You should have learned to behave better than this in kindergarten.
And that’s assuming the mistake was on Mr Krabs’s part and not that orange guy’s. Which it really could go either way.
It was just a drink, dude was being a huge butthole by refusing the pizza that was delivered to him
But he didn't ask for a drink
He did
SpongeBob had his order written and there was no request for a drink. He was a liar or unable to communicate what he wanted. Not their fault
It's Mr Krabs' fault for not paying attention to the order and hanging up abruptly. They got off lightly.
Maybe actually know the show's characters before posting, Black person. Mr. Krabs would NEVER miss out on an opportunity to make more money, even if it was just a penny. You better believe that if the moron asked for a seven dollar drink, Mr. Krabs would have written that down in permanent ink.
You can clearly see him hang up WHILE the guy still talks, dumb wagecuck. I know you can't afford a TV with that minimal wage but c'mon.
Frick off dipshit we don't know what he said. He could have said "okay bye." or something. Also, if watch REALLY closely you can tell that the guy actually stopped talking before the phone hanged up. And since we the audience can hear the customer, surely Mr. Krabs and Squidward and Spongebob could too. If he said anything other than some variation of goodbye then Mr. Krabs or Spongebob would have known that they fricked up and called him back.
>Frick off dipshit we don't know what he said.
Non-autists can guess
>He could have said "okay bye." or something.
That would've been the longest bye in history, homosexual
>Also, if watch REALLY closely you can tell that the guy actually stopped talking before the phone hanged up.
Because it's rude to interrupt and he was waiting for him to answer the question
Fix. Your. Fricking. Ice. Cream. Machine.
>non-autists can guess
No non-autists can KNOW what he said. I know what he said. You are guessing because you are the autist and you are dumb. You fricking think you already know because you're the autist.
>longest bye in history
That was fricking shorter than the average quick goodbye, let alone the average normal one. Why don't you actually watch what you posted alright?
>interrupt
Interrupt who?
>waiting for the answer to the question
Again, watch it. That was clearly not long enough to be a question. What question do you even think he asked?
>y-you FAST FEWD!
You're schizo.
>Again, watch it. That was clearly not long enough to be a question. What question do you even think he asked?
"Add a diet Dr. Kelp."
If this restaurant serves pizza, it's not unreasonable to assume you buy soda there too.
He must have been eminem or something to say that in that short amount of time. Also that is not a question. Truth it, you don't want to admit you're wrong.
>If this restaurant serves pizza
It doesn’t. It doesn’t deliver either. That is part of the bit.
I KNOW that. But from the guy's perspective, it does.
The Krusty Krab wasn't always the cornerstone of Bikini Bottom's survival. It was originally a dump that could go literal weeks without a customer. Fish Guy probably knew there was a restaurant nearby but didn't know what kind, that's why he asked about the pizza.
>the Spongebob writers accidentally made a continuity of the Krusty Krab going from a run down dump to the lifeblood of the world just cause of Spongebob
Pretty genius
>But from the guy's perspective, it does serve pizza.
And that guy’s perspective was stupid and wrong. To his credit, Mr Krabs should not have taken his order and should have just cleared up the confusion. Mr Krabs is way more wrong here. But Fish Guy is still a dumbass for calling a burger restaurant and ordering pizza delivery. We don’t even know if he asked as someone that was unsure, or if he just confidently ordered. Given how entitled he acts in his later scene, it was probably the latter.
>But Fish Guy is still a dumbass for calling a burger restaurant and ordering pizza delivery.
Irrelevant. He asked for something and was told they serve it.
>We don’t even know if he asked as someone that was unsure, or if he just confidently ordered.
If I called up pizza hut and started to make an order, I wouldn't get the response "Pizza? Of course we have it!" That he response just doesn't make sense. He obviously asked.
This is really more like if you called a Burger King and said “Yeah I’ll have a large pepperoni. Address 123 Imadumbass Road. Oh and a diet dr pepper.” And by some weird twist of the fate the dude that picked up the phone was crazy enough to make a pizza and send some boy with it to your house.
>thinking mr. krabs would just pass up a chance to add an upcharge
He did though. You can hear him asking for a drink when Krabs hangs up
Love how these threads always show which posters work as bitter burger flippers/delivery boys. Fix your goddamn ice cream machine.
>Fix your goddamn ice cream machine.
wienerroaches
>t.ungrateful karen
>t. jealous jobless neet
>Fix your goddamn ice cream machine.
I've never worked for McDicks, but I can actually tell you why they don't just fix it, and the answer may surprise you: They're not allowed to.
Their ice cream and shake machines are provided by another company, and only that company's technicians are allowed to touch the machines to repair or replace them. It is phenomenally stupid.
Its not stupid, its an intentional grift.
Amerigays are the most susceptible to propaganda, so it's the most likely answer.
The ice cream machines are filled with roaches by the way
>ex McDonald's wagie
>Fix your goddamn ice cream machine.
It's not broken, I'm just not making icecream today.
i do the same, is my right, no drink no buy
Squidward murdering him was a bit much
If you’re a dumbass that doesn’t understand even the most basic social etiquette, then you’ll see no difference between
>“Hey! Where’s my drink?!? My drink. My diet Dr Kelp. Don’t tell me you forgot my drink! How am I supposed to eat this without my drink?? Didn’t you ever Once think of the customer?!”
And
>”Excuse me. But I thought I ordered a drink. Did you bring a drink? Oh, you say it’s not on the order? Well, darn, now I am disappointed. Anyway, here’s the money for the pizza. Have a good day.”
But to normal people, this makes a big difference, and acting like the dick in the first instance isn’t acceptable.
>People should pay for something, even if they don't get what they fricking ordered.
He still needs to pay for the pizza if he decides to keep the pizza. It’s either that or Spongebob buys it for him (which admittedly Spongebob probably would do), because we all know Mr Krabs isn’t gonna give the customer a freebie. Even though Mr Krabs would be wise to just give the guy the pizza. Both because as the owner Mr Krabs should want the customer to walk away satisfied, and because he is directly responsible for the frickup in the first place.
OR I guess Fish Guy could just refuse to buy the pizza. In which case, he both doesn’t pay and also doesn’t get the pizza.
But under no circumstances should that guy pay for a drink if he doesnt get the drink.
>But under no circumstances should that guy pay for a drink if he doesnt get the drink.
if the order doesn't say there's a drink then he's not getting charged for it.
He never ASKED for anything free. The pizza shows up late, half his order is missing, and he turns it down.
Yeah he was rude, but Squirdward turned this into a genuinely assault by hitting him in the face with the pizza he didn't want.
He got exactly what he fricking ordered. How many times do we have to go through this?
Truth is we will never know because we don't hear what he says on the phone when talking to Mr. Krabs
>Fix your *cough* *cough* f-fix your *couch* *cough* *wheeeeeze* FIX YOUR *cough* *COUGH* godDAMN *huff* *puff* ice cream *dabs forehead sweat* MACHINE *WHEEEEEEEZE*
>t. spits on fast food workers for his order being wrong
I feel like I should also point out this pizza showed up at least a day later, ice-cold and covered in sand. He probably only wanted the drink because it was the only thing that could be salvaged.
It was an exaggerated 15-20 minutes and the pizza was fine. Beaides that wasnt his hangup. Dude was an butthole either way.
That said if anyone else was potentially at fault it would br Mr. Krabs. He hung up while the guy was still talking and made the thing
>15-20 minutes
They literally leave at night after closing and get back as the restaurant opens the next day.
people who work in retail and food service are unbelievably pissy and i don't know why
>"you'll understand when you work there-"
i do.... i still don't get why. seriously, i swear the culture just taught them to behave like this, yes customers can be unpleasant at times but it feels like most workers are angry at customers for having to do their job. i worked with so many people who act like
>work at coffee shop
>customer: hey can i get a coffee?
>employee in private: UGH i have to make COFFEE for this guy like i'm some kinda COFFEE MAKER? i have to get up and make him his goddamn COFFEE? customers are such buttholes!
it's mental to me, i think the whole societal culture of it being expected of you to hate your job and the people around you makes you hate your job and the people around you, maybe i'm not so hostile to people for no reason because i don't approach every situation with hostility, maybe because every time a customer steps up i go into it as a whole new situation and don't think "how will this one piss me off?" and i haven't loaded my brain on so many tiktoks and memes about how much work sucks and how every person who demands even the most basic service is 'le karen'
TLDR you do this to yourself because you expect it
This dude harasses retail workers
You know you're kinda proving the post right if you see a guy say retail workers are needlessly sensitive and your first assumption is that he harms them
Working in retail after consuming a buncha media on how miserable it is is literally learned victimood
>big rant about how retail workers are sensitive
Nah its just obvious he harasses retail workers.
>Criticism is harassment
Yeah, see? You're sensitive
Who are you quoting?
Culver's forgot my fries once and they gave me a free meal voucher, like literally all you have to do is not be a c**t and you'll get compensated.
You, you didn't say it but I can read your thoughts
OooOOOOooOOoooh ooga booga
NTA, but you shouldn't pull that redditgay shit of wHo aRe yOu qUoTiNg as if to imply anon's misrepresenting you if your entire point is "this dude says retail workers victimize themselves too much. Ergo, he harasses retail workers!"
>Culver's forgot my fries once and they gave me a free meal voucher
Did you get pissy and slam the door in their faces as soon as you noticed the missing item after shouting "How am I supposed to eat this without my fries?"
>wHo aRe yOu qUoTiNg
Literal redditardspeak
>Literal redditardspeak
I agree, saying "who are you quoting" is literal reddit.
Now leave, migrant.
>all you have to do is not be a c**t and you'll get compensated
Not at the Krusty Krab. Mr Krabs would never give somebody free fries.
Spongebob would use his own money if he felt like he fricked up someone's order, dude takes so much pride in his work. He'd go to outrageous lengths to get that guy a soda if it was a mistake.
I don’t think this perspective applies to the character of Spongebob Squarepants. He definitely both didn’t have this attitude and didn’t deserve to be treated that way. Maybe Squidward is that kinda person sometimes, but Squidward wasn’t the one that brought the pizza to the door in this scene.
It's the dude's fault for yelling at Spongebob. He legitimately didn't order a drink, and S1 Sponge is someone who's still smart so he wouldn't miss an obvious drink order.
Even if he DID order a drink and they forget, he could have went about it like
>hey, did you get my drink?
>no, i missed that, sorry. we'll get that right to you
>thanks
Or something similar. It's not an issue of who's right or not, it's an issue of how they handle it.
Again it's not "be thankful for what you get" it's "dont be an ass about it"
Yeah, if the dude hadn’t slammed the door in Spongebob’s face and made him cry, Spongebob absolutely would have gone to ridiculous lengths to get that drink and deliver it. He would have run down to the nearest kelp forest and handmade a liter of diet dr kelp if it had come to it.
>employee in private: UGH i have to make COFFEE for this guy like i'm some kinda COFFEE MAKER? i have to get up and make him his goddamn COFFEE? customers are such buttholes!
I'm 90% sure that's not what their complaining about.
>all these wagecucks seething in replies
>i swear the culture just taught them to behave like this,
Nah the I dindu nuffin everyone else is wrong woe is me attitude is just a natural part of the human condition
>The Krusty Krab, famous burger restaurant in Bikini Bottom everyone knows
>Doesn't serve pizza or deliver
>Mr. Krabs still insists that they do
>Doesn't listen to the guy's order, just focussed on the sale
>Forgets to give SB and Squidward the drink too
Mr. Krabs was the one most in the wrong.
He made it up. The Krusty Krab has never had Diet Dr. Kelp on its menu.
They never had pizza either
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>Where's my Drink?
>How am I supposed to eat this without my drink?
>Lives in water
Motherfricker just open your mouth. Idiot.
>Oh but it's salt water
That pizza is like 90% salt, he can take it
This Squidward and Spongebob getting lost due to their own stupidity is not his problem, and he's not obligated to accept a wrong order no matter how hard they worked, it's not his concern.
ITT autists overthink a show for children
That's kinda this whole board man
I wasn't the anon you were arguing with before, but it's possible he could've added the drink while squidward was talking.
Captcha: 0KASH
The phone was already hung up by then.
>autists overthink a show for children
You're on Cinemaphile. What were you expecting?
Next you'll be saying people on Cinemaphile analyze music too much.
I got screwed once at Pop Eye's, before I start the story (yes I should have checked the bag)
It was thanksgiving. I told my family I was going to bring pop eye's. Day comes get dress go directly to Pop Eye's. The place is full, the line is long (not out the door long, but still) I wait through line and order Thanksgiving special, and go sit down and wait for my order.
The waiting causes me to be late to Thanksgiving. So by the time they called me I was in a rushing mood. So by the time I get to Thanksgiving everyone is there I set my bags down by the food and go to say hi to everyone. Mid way through saying my hi's I'm told the only thing in my pop eye's bags are french fries.
My only constellation prize was later my niece told me she likes the fries.
Like... like one box of fries?
You thought a box of fries weighed as much as a Thanksgiving special...?
More than one box of fries.
I was not in a right state of mind to realize an obvious mistake. I'm sitting elbow to elbow with people I don't know. Babies crying, little kids running around nothing to do with their energy. Also thanksgiving wasn't at my house so from Pop Eye's I had a bit of a drive ahead of me.
That sucks, but you kinda screwed yourself there. Aside from checking the bag, you also coulda done some research or just anticipated that it might be busy for a holiday rush with a bunch of people who had the same idea as you, and that that might result in a longer wait time and increased confusion leading to a greater risk of mistakes. The fact that they even have a thanksgiving special could clue you in to this- it exists in the first place to boost holiday sales. I’m sure you thought Thanksgiving was scheduled for a late enough time to allow you to pick up Popeye’s, but it didn’t shake out that way. Plenty of people cooking at home also frick up Thanksgiving planning by not alotting enough time to cook, but they don’t open their story by saying “My oven screwed me.”
Also unless some employee who also didn’t check the bag personally handed it to you and said “here is your order #xyz, it contains the thanksgiving special,” and it had a copy of your receipt stapled to it, you probably picked up the wrong bag and your bag might’ve been left sitting there at the end of the night, while somebody else was missing a ton of fries and had to wait longer for them to make new ones. Probably several somebody elses.
Both sides are responsible for some amount of fault here, but even as a customer, you have some level of due diligence of your own. Which, good on you for getting by admitting you should have checked the bags.
>done some research for ordering some simple take out
Fricking have a nice day
If you have bad enough anxiety that you can’t handle going in to public to buy fried chicken like
describes, then yeah, you unironically have special needs and need to account for them. Preparing yourself beforehand is one way to do that.
One time I went to an over priced local gastro pub, and the fried chicken sandwich I got was pink and cold and raw in the middle. They made me a new one, but I also received incorrect orders a couple times besides that, and now I don’t go back as often. I probably would if the food was cheaper, it’s really not worth the marginally better quality.
He ordered a pizza from a burger joint and didn't even order a drink
Has this guy appeared in any other episodes? I haven’t seen the show in over 10 years.
The man lives across the street from the Krusty Krab. He should have ordered carry out.
>Ezekiel objectifies women
>*Gets voted off first and becomes a punching bag for the rest of the show*
>Alejandro objectifies women
>*Makes it to the finale of his debut season, comes back for all stars, and still ends up with the hottest girl in the show*
The problem wasn't ever him objectifying women, though, is that he was in an eliminatory reality show.
Alejandro was charming and Ezekiel offended his teammates, that's all. The punching bag shit was literally all on Chris and let's not pretend he didn't torture Alejandro as well.
This episode made me realize that SF is Spongebob, but for Zoomer Redditors.
Hell, they even steal the same crossdressing gag.
The fish guy was in the right to get upset. Imagine ordering food and it comes super late and fricked up.
I like my job. I work with a woman whose husband fully financially supports her family, and she still works there just because she likes it.
Jobs shouldn’t suck so much that the employees hate being there. That’s a weird societal idea we should really stop perpetuating.
When I’m unemployed I fall into depression. Maybe if I had a productive hobby like art I would do that, but I like the sense of accomplishment and responsibility I get from my job, aside from just needing the money.
Andrea was deadnamed and thus totally justified being pissed.
You guys have /t4t/ avatargays here now? Yikes
Hey, it's me, avatargay, back at it against with a bunch of useless posts that nobody would otherwise care about.
Fake, this guy doesn't have an associated image
yeah but he was a jerk about it.
>yeah bro i am not going to force a smile and meaningless small talk
Doesn't mean you have to be an ass
>plus if you're less nice to people they'll be less likely to come back which means less time wasted dealing with NPCs
>I'm going to do a bad job on person because boo hoo woe is me
How ironic that you complain about muh NPCs, this self pity party shit is as npc as it gets
The key thing you're all missing
>orange fish: How am I supposed to eat this pizza without my drink?!
implying that he never ordered a drink specifically, he just solipsistically assumed complete strangers were thinking through the same conditional statement as him; if almost all a person's meals are accompanied by drinks, then a drink would be automatically provided with the meal he ordered.
He was lazy and entitled and deserved third degree pizza burns on his face.
If that were the case, why would he assume it’d be a diet dr kelp? A diet drink seems like a really weird automatic default. Even if he is divorced from reality enough to make assumptions that bad.
>Call Krusty Krab that's right down the road (feeling lazy today)
>Ask for pizza, they assure you they have it
>Wait God knows how long for the damn delivery when it's so close
>They finally arrive
>Still frick up your order
He was a jerk but was right to be mad
>B-but it wasn't Spongebob's fault!
So? The order was still wrong, if Mr. Krabs fricked up that's not the customer's concern, just get the order right
Common decency is everyone’s concern, and people are still expected to be mature adults and accept that sometimes other people make mistakes and things might go wrong, without throwing wild tantrums. Even if Mr Krabs had delivered the pizza, that behavior was inappropriate. You can’t go through life expecting every person you come across to do everything perfect. You’re not entitled to that even if you are willing to pay them money. You should have learned to behave better than this in kindergarten.
And that’s assuming the mistake was on Mr Krabs’s part and not that orange guy’s. Which it really could go either way.
I hate amerimutts so much
rent free
>Americans out of nowehre
Achmed's law
You shouldn't have a meltdown and yell at the delivery boy, he's just the one passing it over, not the one who took the order.
>expecting a drink to be included from a Krabs establishment
>getting a diet drink
Squidward wasn't harsh enough
Why didn’t he just drink some tap water if he wanted a drink
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