@Mert wrote:
It's a common question for restaurants to ask. If the answer is allergies, precautions against cross-contamination should be taken. I sure would think that anyone with peanut allergies would know to avoid Five Guys. Most, if not all, Five Guys even have signage somewhere advising customers to not take peanuts to-go, also due to possible allergic reactions.
What would they do differently during preparation, even if it was due to allergies? The buns are toasted in a different section of the grill, and people who have gluten issues would not have a problem with their food being near bread.@Susan L. wrote:
If you were ordering due to preference, they could make your order with standard process.
@KokoBWare wrote:
I've ordered burger-in-bowl twice in the last month at 2 separate locations and both times the cashier quizzed me as to whether it was preference or if I was ordering it that way due to allergies. I am curious as to why this happens. I would think ordering it with a bun (gluten) or ordering their fries (peanut oil) would be more likely to trigger that question if that were, in fact, any of their business.
@MisterBill wrote:
What would they do differently during preparation, even if it was due to allergies? The buns are toasted in a different section of the grill, and people who have gluten issues would not have a problem with their food being near bread.
@MisterBill wrote:
What would they do differently during preparation, even if it was due to allergies? The buns are toasted in a different section of the grill, and people who have gluten issues would not have a problem with their food being near bread.
@BirdyC wrote:
@HonnyBrown wrote:
I don't bother with MAO any more. My scheduler always gives me a better fee.
It's hit or miss with me. I've had pretty good luck with MAO. I rarely pick up the phone when the schedulers call, but when I do, I usually get a good fee from them, too. But I dislike the back and forth that sometimes happens when you're on the phone with a scheduler. Reminds me too much of car shopping. "Let me check with my manager." LOL.
I almost never get a Samantha offer that's worth taking. I did once, but someone else must have taken it before I could log in and grab it!
Yeah, same for me. And this week's already was MAO before they had raised the price. But it's up to $15 now, so I put in for $30 for the location that I have gotten that the last couple of times. I had received a $23 Samantha offer for it yesterday. Update -- the offer was declined.@tigerdave wrote:
I just noticed that they have the 5 Guys shops for 11/3-11/6 listed with Make an Offer already. I wonder if this was a mistake or if they're just trying something new.
@tigerdave wrote:
I just noticed that they have the 5 Guys shops for 11/3-11/6 listed with Make an Offer already. I wonder if this was a mistake or if they're just trying something new.
@Maryanne J wrote:
@tigerdave wrote:
I just noticed that they have the 5 Guys shops for 11/3-11/6 listed with Make an Offer already. I wonder if this was a mistake or if they're just trying something new.
Looks like that MAO was a mistake. It's gone now, for Nov 3-6 shops.
It's gone for this week's shops, too!@Maryanne J wrote:
Looks like that MAO was a mistake. It's gone now, for Nov 3-6 shops.
@BirdyC wrote:
@MisterBill wrote:
What would they do differently during preparation, even if it was due to allergies? The buns are toasted in a different section of the grill, and people who have gluten issues would not have a problem with their food being near bread.
I think at the least they'd change gloves while preparing a special order. Places need to be so careful these days, even if preparing an order for a customer with gluten sensitivity doesn't really require fresh gloves or extra care of some sort other than to not put bread in the order. In our sue-happy culture, people claim non-legitimate issues as well as legitimate ones.
@BirdyC wrote:
I've been very happy with the 5G fees lately. They seem to be getting back up to where they were several years ago. Not sure I'll ever score $40+ fees for hard-to-fill locations again, but I'm happy to be getting $25 to $30 regularly now.
@HonnyBrown wrote:
I'm not! This weekend's shops are still at $18 on the board.
@BirdyC wrote:
I've been very happy with the 5G fees lately. They seem to be getting back up to where they were several years ago. Not sure I'll ever score $40+ fees for hard-to-fill locations again, but I'm happy to be getting $25 to $30 regularly now.
@HonnyBrown wrote:
Christmas shoppers have started in this area. My weekend shops are slowly drying up.
@HonnyBrown wrote:
Birdy, exactly. Seasonal shoppers pop up in October/November and go away in January/February.
@wrosie wrote:
I found out someone my sister knows mystery shops my area "as a hobby".
My sister doesn't understand how that can harm my ability to get bonuses.
My sister doesn't know which MSCs have given her free meals at Five Guys or Texas Roadhouse, but thinks it's "cool" that they could chat about her friend's hobby.