"My experience was eventful. I 'm sitting at the drive-thru order speaker, and I 've been given more than enough time (5+ min) to decide exactly what I 'm going to order. When the drive-thru attendant finally gets the time to ask what I would like without hesitation, I belt it out. Then, as I 'm finishing up, an old lady in her 70s decides to pull up so close to my car that I can 't go forward. She rolls her window down, and I see her look at the menu. I tell myself ok she 's old. I keep my composure. Then, once she apparently had decided what she would like, she pulled ahead of me in the line and, once at the window, told the drive-thru attendant I was blocking the drive-thru. So, the attendant is staring at me out the window like I committed a crime. They take her order and let her know she can pull up so they can get her order ready. She drives all the way around the restraunt and then comes back to the window, waving at the attendant to open her window to ask if her food is ready. All this while I 'm pleading my defense case to the attendant. The attendant tells her to pull up, and they will bring it to her when its ready. She proceeds to pull in front of me again. We are all waiting on those hot fries. I 'm telling the story of what really happened and feeling like I 'm still responsible for the crime I unknowingly committed blocking the menu. Then the lady jumped out of her car. I tell the attendant, She 's coming in. Inside, I heard her telling the manager she thought the car was gone that was blocking the drive thru. She asks if her food is ready. She replies, Ma 'am we are all waiting on fries! We will bring it out to you once your order is ready. After all this crazy I felt like I had won being first to get my food and drive away seeing her in my rearview, still waiting. I guess patience does pay. They are short staffed at this location. Let 's all be civil and be sure to stay in line. No one 's time is more important than anyone else 's."
