@ShopperGirly wrote:
My local Five Guys just went up .50 on their fries-to $6.19
@kittycat wrote:
I get a 5G patty melt- grilled cheese 4.99 with 2 patties,@ 2.49 ea. all in plus grilled jalapeƱos for $9.97, little fries 4.49 and reg drink 3.09 = $17.55 I have them cut my very meaty, hot sandwich in half, and save the other half for dinner or next days lunch.
The grilled cheese is the hottest, freshest thing I have had there..so very good all in (meaning with a specified list of ingredients on the board). The only thing I have noticed is the fries are now over cooked most of the time...not sure why the change. I will try for the bonus, but will take the job when I am working in the area. I keep a small insulated bag in my car for the other half of my delicious sandwich. (and I ask for mayo and relish on the side which I add to ketchup to make my own fry sauce)
@hamptonroadsva wrote:
I just completed a milkshake shop, first one of those I've done for quite a while. Reimbursement is $5.50, and they are $6.49 in my area. On top of that we have a restaurant tax of 12%, so reimbursement really doesn't cover anything I order. The MSC must figure reimbursement for the lowest cost area of the country. Just this is why I hold out for higher fees, but still people take them for $10-$12, looking for free eats I suppose.
@maverick1 wrote:
I still cannot believe fellow shoppers lower themselves to any fee less than $25. That's my minimum fee for 5-Guys. (There is one location I still get $40 fee.) Like others have noted, once you lower your fee acceptance, it's highly unlikely you'll ever get the higher fee back.
...then I remember how many people actually believe the policies of a cackling fool is their preferred choice. People rationalize some crazy @#$%&.
Irony.@maverick1 wrote:
...then I remember how many people actually believe the policies of a cackling fool is their preferred choice. People rationalize some crazy @#$%&.
@maverick1 wrote:
"Because I need food when I am out and about working? "
You are not even sure that's your answer? If that is your answer then don't be surprised that you never see higher fees for these shops.
Meanwhile, I was just called yesterday and asked if I wanted to complete a local shop for $25 fee. The same fee I received previously. Again, the moral of the story here is not to lower your standards. Somehow, it seems so hard for people to comprehend. [face palm]
@AZwolfman wrote:
Perhaps the best way to get the quality up would be for all of us to report the issues instead of giving glowing reports to get them done faster.
@wrosie wrote:
@AZwolfman wrote:
Perhaps the best way to get the quality up would be for all of us to report the issues instead of giving glowing reports to get them done faster.
Why I have a problem with this is, the reports won't let you report problems. The last report there was a lot of food and trash on the kitchen floor. But since they were doing their closing cleaning by the time I was leaving (late dinner shop), the report won't let me report it. "If you see a team member fixing the problem by the time you leave, don't mark it off". I tried to mark them off, but I couldn't continue on my report until I said there were no problems found.
There were no paper towels in the men's room, but when I brought this to their attention they offered to stock the towels.
@wrosie wrote:
@AZwolfman wrote:
Perhaps the best way to get the quality up would be for all of us to report the issues instead of giving glowing reports to get them done faster.
Why I have a problem with this is, the reports won't let you report problems. The last report there was a lot of food and trash on the kitchen floor. But since they were doing their closing cleaning by the time I was leaving (late dinner shop), the report won't let me report it. "If you see a team member fixing the problem by the time you leave, don't mark it off". I tried to mark them off, but I couldn't continue on my report until I said there were no problems found.
There were no paper towels in the men's room, but when I brought this to their attention they offered to stock the towels.