"I ordered chickens for picking up. when my wife came home with eating, it was a bowl of scorpse skins and huh with a side of rice and craspies. not only eating was wrong, it was nasty and bland, that is a complete end. I haven't called them yet to tell them and ask if they gave the wrong court, but honestly I'm not interested in going back to get evil Chinese takeout. Oh, well, just came from the phone with them, they just hanged on me first, cried back and lady told me chow my, no nudges, lo my have noodles, chow my only veggies. ? not sure someone thought that. only for reference is what google has to say about it: in English chow means my fried noodles and lo my translated tossed or stirred noodles. since both court variations are of noodles, the main difference in chow is mine and lo my in preparation of noodles. pretty sure that there should be nudels or there is something I miss. welp, time to contest the appeal."
