Some guy comes in and orders two large pizzas for carryout; one cheese and one pepperoni. My co-worker pulls the dough screens and sauces one of them and motions to me to screen the other one. He starts placing the pepperoni down on the pizza he's working on and I start to weigh out the cheese for both pizzas. We get the pizzas baked and out to the guy. He leaves.
About a half hour later he calls back. My co-worker answers. The guy is claiming there's no pepperoni on one of his pizzas. My co-worker tells him it's under the cheese. The guy keeps insisting there's no pepperoni. My co-worker puts the guy on hold and asks the manager what he should do.
MANAGER: Tell him he needs to bring the pizzas back.
I chime in.
ME: That guy's full of shit. I watched the pizzas being made.
My co-worker gets back on the phone and relays what the manager told him. After a few seconds, my co-worker puts the guy on hold again.
CO-WORKER (to manager) Here, you talk to him. He says he's at work and can't leave.
The manager gets on the phone with the guy.
MANAGER: Yeah, we put the pepperoni under the cheese...Yeah I....Yours was the only order in the oven....There are people here who can attest to...I'm not calling you a liar...In order for us to do anything, we need to have the pizza back...Look, the best I can do without getting the pizzas back is MAYBE a partial credit...I can't do full credit without getting the pizzas back...Those are your options...
So the guy opts for a partial credit which really amounted to nothing more than the value of a coupon. More than I would have given him, but it wasn't my shift.
This guy was full of shit and he knew he was full of shit.
FACT: I watched the pizzas being made and I saw my co-worker put the pepperoni down.
FACT: The entire crew last night are seasoned veterans, some of which have worked there for years.
FACT: It's easier to forget a request to leave something OFF a pizza. For example, someone orders a combination and asks us to leave off the green peppers. You get the pizza made and realize "oh shit, they didn't want green peppers." That's because you're on auto- pilot.
FACT: The guy refused to back up his claim by using the convenient excuse that he couldn't leave work. Riiiiight....Since he got two pizzas he was obviously feeding a crew. If there was a problem worth addressing, he could have had someone cover for him.
After dealing with so many scammers throughout the years I can conclude one of two things:
A: He didn't like the price and was now trying to bullshit his way into some kind of comp or freebie expecting we'd take his word sight unseen.
B: He didn't order enough pizza and was going to try to turn it back on us.
Whatever the case, I'm waiting for him to call back and claim he was promised a free pizza OR claim he got a credit and then get pissed at how little of a credit it was. Either way, I'll have fun with him.
About a half hour later he calls back. My co-worker answers. The guy is claiming there's no pepperoni on one of his pizzas. My co-worker tells him it's under the cheese. The guy keeps insisting there's no pepperoni. My co-worker puts the guy on hold and asks the manager what he should do.
MANAGER: Tell him he needs to bring the pizzas back.
I chime in.
ME: That guy's full of shit. I watched the pizzas being made.
My co-worker gets back on the phone and relays what the manager told him. After a few seconds, my co-worker puts the guy on hold again.
CO-WORKER (to manager) Here, you talk to him. He says he's at work and can't leave.
The manager gets on the phone with the guy.
MANAGER: Yeah, we put the pepperoni under the cheese...Yeah I....Yours was the only order in the oven....There are people here who can attest to...I'm not calling you a liar...In order for us to do anything, we need to have the pizza back...Look, the best I can do without getting the pizzas back is MAYBE a partial credit...I can't do full credit without getting the pizzas back...Those are your options...
So the guy opts for a partial credit which really amounted to nothing more than the value of a coupon. More than I would have given him, but it wasn't my shift.
This guy was full of shit and he knew he was full of shit.
FACT: I watched the pizzas being made and I saw my co-worker put the pepperoni down.
FACT: The entire crew last night are seasoned veterans, some of which have worked there for years.
FACT: It's easier to forget a request to leave something OFF a pizza. For example, someone orders a combination and asks us to leave off the green peppers. You get the pizza made and realize "oh shit, they didn't want green peppers." That's because you're on auto- pilot.
FACT: The guy refused to back up his claim by using the convenient excuse that he couldn't leave work. Riiiiight....Since he got two pizzas he was obviously feeding a crew. If there was a problem worth addressing, he could have had someone cover for him.
After dealing with so many scammers throughout the years I can conclude one of two things:
A: He didn't like the price and was now trying to bullshit his way into some kind of comp or freebie expecting we'd take his word sight unseen.
B: He didn't order enough pizza and was going to try to turn it back on us.
Whatever the case, I'm waiting for him to call back and claim he was promised a free pizza OR claim he got a credit and then get pissed at how little of a credit it was. Either way, I'll have fun with him.
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