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Originally Posted by Street Pharmacist
Sorry, but not double checking everything does not make it less of a mistake.
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YES IT DOES. If you don't study for a test and fail it, how is that not intentional?
I was intentionally risking getting the customer's box of donuts wrong. That's no mistake I made. That was intentional I didn't check the box.
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And when you don't double check is because you were hurried, but when others do it it's laziness?
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Yes, because I wasn't getting a tip for it. WHY should I work harder for NO TIP INCENTIVE while the server would get a TIP, huh? That's unfair.
I wasn't getting a tip for my job in drive-thru for that service. So you can't compare the 2. It honestly had NOTHING to do with that I didn't "feel" like it. It had to do with hurrying. For the servers, it has to do with "I don't feel like it", because most are lazy. I just recently asked nicely for a waiter to PLEASE POSSIBLY could he write my order down" and he bitched to my face about how he hasn't written an order in 12yrs. So YEAH, it's about laziness if you don't want to WORK for your customer's tip. I wasn't getting a tip for my actions whether I got things right or not.
I was also trying to prevent not to get yelled at again from my boss as well that the drive-thru line was out to the street. I was trying to HURRY the line, that's all. It's not that I didn't want to check it because I was being lazy. It has NOTHING to do with that. Drive-thru is a rush-rush mode unlike eating inside.