Woman Gets Denied Trying To Cut In Line At A Drive-Thru
Watch as a woman gets absolutely denied trying to cut in line at a drive-thru! She got a dose of instant karma on this one.
Sometimes, even the drive-thru isn’t fast enough for us to get our food. We’ve all been there. However, you have no choice but to wait. Or do you? You could try to cut in front of people. Well, one person near Minneapolis, Minnesota gave it a try and it did not go her way. Learn more and check out the video below!
Woman Gets Denied Trying To Cut In Line At A Drive-Thru
If you’ve never had it, Raising Cane’s is delicious. Their ranch sauce is truly one-of-a-kind and can’t be duplicated. It could be the most popular thing on the menu, even more famous and well-liked than its chicken! So, naturally there’s an understanding that waiting in line can be frustrating. However, you can’t do what this woman tried.
Reports say the drive-thru line was 20 minutes long at the time when the woman pulled up and yelled, “I’m coming in whether you like it or not!” Then she gave it a go saying, “If you hit me, I’m gonna punch you in your [effing] head!” Naturally, at that point the person let her in. Nobody wants to be clocked in the head over some chicken (or ranch, in this case).
However, an employee ended up coming out and telling the woman if she wanted food there, she was going to have to go to the back of the line. They say Chick Fil-A has the best service when it comes to fast food, but it looks like Raising Cane’s just made a case for themselves! I don’t recall hearing about a Chick Fil-A employee coming out to tell a customer to get to the back of the line. That would be “My Pleasure.”
Check out the video shared by @krazykarensomg on TikTok below! Watch out because she swears and drops an F-Bomb!
5 Best Fast Food Items On The Value Menu
Today, there are seemingly unlimited options in the fast food landscape. You have options for burgers, chicken sandwiches, tacos, and more. Anything you want you can have. When you’re on-the-go and looking for a quick bite, there’s nothing better than the value menu. Every fast food restaurant has one. Here are the best fast food items on the value menu.
We all know that fast food is appealing because of its low price and easy access. With prices for combos on the rise, I find myself looking at the value menu more often than ever before. I need to save where I can!
Some burgers from McDonald’s (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
Best Of The Best
I have spent so much time in drive-thrus that I think I could be considered an expert witness in a court case, at this point. I’ve seen delicious items come and go, prices climb, and experiences all the promos and deals. Why did KFC get rid of the Twister? When will McDonald’s bring back the famous Snack Wraps? These are all questions I ask every day, and sadly have no answers for. However, one day…we will get them back. I truly believe it in my heart of hearts.
I could go on and on about my love for the value menu. I’d say at least once a week I think back on my high school days when the Junior Bacon Cheeseburger from Wendy’s was only 99 cents. Do you remember that? 99 cents! It was amazing. Now, the price for one JBC is closer to $3 than it is 99 cents. I feel like this is the new version of that old “back in my day, we’d walk 2 miles to school up hill both ways! stories your grandparents would tell. Now, these stories are all about how low the value menu prices were back in our day. “When I was your age, every item on the dollar menu was a dollar!”
After years of research, I’ve finally identified the best of the best when it comes to value menus. On this list, you’ll find burgers, chicken sandwiches, tacos, and even some items that fall into the ‘miscellaneous’ category. Without further delay, let’s get to the list!
The 5 Best Fast Food Items On The Value Menu
Super model Heidi Klum poses with Snack Wraps (Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty Images)
McChicken - McDonald's
It never misses. Of all the value menu chicken sandwiches, none are better than the McChicken.
DES PLAINES, IL – OCTOBER 24: In this photo illustration, a McChicken sandwich sits with typical Dollar Menu items sold at a McDonald’s restaurant on October 24, 2013 in Des Plaines, Illinois. McDonald’s has announced it will make changes to its low-priced Dollar Menu, which includes items like coffee, small fries, hamburgers and apple pies. The new menu, dubbed the Dollar Menu and More, will offer some higher priced options such as the grilled Onion Cheddar Burger and a McChicken sandwich. (Photo Illustration by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
