@non sequitur wrote:
Well I read the new instructions, and I've even done 1 or 2 five guys shops since they changed them (where you now have to stupidly order just the burger... and THEN the fries and drink), and I never uploaded the receipt attached to the bag before, or even read in the guidelines where it says to do so - does it really say this now?
wonder what's going to happen to my shop, because god knows i can't afford the outrageous cost of 5G if it's coming out of my own pocket!
@Morledzep wrote:
It seems as if they are asking for a picture of the PICK TICKET that some places attach to the bag. I haven't done one yet with this requirement, but just sitting here reading all of the comments and suggestions and folks calling the PICK TICKET a receipt is starting to grate on my nerves.
No matter how you slice it, the pick ticket is absolutely not a receipt. And the receipt is itemized, and shows exactly what you ordered, so having a picture of the pick ticket seems redundant, at best. I don't ever remember getting a pick ticket on the bag at 5G, it doesn't make sense to put it on the customer's bag.
It might be something that would be good for meal delivery services like doordash, but the drivers don't need to know what's in your bag. They can't correct the order, they aren't even supposed to open the bag, so how are they supposed to know what actually went into the bag.
@myst4au wrote:
There is always a piece of paper (call it whatever you want to call it) stapled to the bag at Five Guys. It has to be there since it has the order number on it that they call so that you know it is time to pick up your food. If it is a take-out order, it has the name of the person on it rather than the order number.
Why that piece of paper is useful to the Five Guys as part of the report is unknown to me. But it is there, and very easy to collect and to then attach the image of it. I often use that piece of paper to take notes while sitting at the table.@Morledzep wrote:
It seems as if they are asking for a picture of the PICK TICKET that some places attach to the bag. I haven't done one yet with this requirement, but just sitting here reading all of the comments and suggestions and folks calling the PICK TICKET a receipt is starting to grate on my nerves.
No matter how you slice it, the pick ticket is absolutely not a receipt. And the receipt is itemized, and shows exactly what you ordered, so having a picture of the pick ticket seems redundant, at best. I don't ever remember getting a pick ticket on the bag at 5G, it doesn't make sense to put it on the customer's bag.
It might be something that would be good for meal delivery services like doordash, but the drivers don't need to know what's in your bag. They can't correct the order, they aren't even supposed to open the bag, so how are they supposed to know what actually went into the bag.