We went to Taco Bell today through the drive-thru.
It's our turn, and my mom asks if there's anything that just has meat - no rice or beans. The young woman starts to answer and then my mom cuts her off saying, "I have a low blood sugar so I don't really want anything with rice or beans." She starts speaking again and I can tell the poor girl is kind of speechless and not sure what to say. She's stammering a little and finally suggests something. My mom not only interrupts her again, but also gives her a mini-lecture in a not-nice way saying, "When you have a low blood sugar you need to eat protien - no rice or beans." Finally my mom orders, I order and we get our food and leave. Fortunately, the person we gave our money to was not the girl.
Ok, my mom is not diabetic. She does have sugar regulation problems and she can get in a pissy mood when she hasn't eaten right. But this is not the first incident. I've seen her do it to other people and other places before. And not always when she has a low blood sugar (and that still doesn't give her any right to treat someone that way). She's so rude! Just because she's a customer, she feels like she has the right to treat them as if they're below her and that she can talk to them with disrespect.
And finally -- beans do have protein in them, just not as much as meat does.
It's our turn, and my mom asks if there's anything that just has meat - no rice or beans. The young woman starts to answer and then my mom cuts her off saying, "I have a low blood sugar so I don't really want anything with rice or beans." She starts speaking again and I can tell the poor girl is kind of speechless and not sure what to say. She's stammering a little and finally suggests something. My mom not only interrupts her again, but also gives her a mini-lecture in a not-nice way saying, "When you have a low blood sugar you need to eat protien - no rice or beans." Finally my mom orders, I order and we get our food and leave. Fortunately, the person we gave our money to was not the girl.
Ok, my mom is not diabetic. She does have sugar regulation problems and she can get in a pissy mood when she hasn't eaten right. But this is not the first incident. I've seen her do it to other people and other places before. And not always when she has a low blood sugar (and that still doesn't give her any right to treat someone that way). She's so rude! Just because she's a customer, she feels like she has the right to treat them as if they're below her and that she can talk to them with disrespect.
And finally -- beans do have protein in them, just not as much as meat does.
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