Double Drive-Thru: Here’s How it Works

Double Drive-Thru: Here’s How it Works

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2100080144_7fccebf72b_bHere is some quick drive-thru etiquette for those of you who don’t quite know how to navigate the double lane fast food ordering system — and you know who you are. On second thought, you probably don’t know who you are or surely you wouldn’t continue to impede the simple flow of traffic and keep me from my bacon, egg and cheese biscuit any longer than necessary.

  1. Pull up to the ordering speaker and place your order.
  2. Immediately pull forward far enough to check the other lane.
  3. If the other car is still ordering, you go in front of them regardless of the flow of traffic in front of you and from which ever lane they came.
  4. On the other hand, if the other lane finished ordering first you let them go ahead of you.

That’s it. It sounds simple and it is, but for some reason so many drivers just don’t get it and then it messes up the whole process, which slows down the whole system and thus keeps me from my timely breakfast. Now I don’t work in fast food and I didn’t invent the double-lane system or study its effectiveness, but I have confirmed my suspicions on how this whole thing is suppose to work with more than one said employee. And yes, if we all follow the procedure outlined here, we all are more inclined to pay the correct amount for our food, speed up the drive-thru process and receive our requested biscuit instead of some English muffin with Canadian bacon and a side of fruit.
 
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Double Drive Thru: Here’s How it Works

Double Drive Thru: Here’s How it Works

Posted on by Mama

drive thru lane

Here is some quick drive thru etiquette for those of you who don’t quite know how to navigate the double lane fast food ordering system — and you know who you are. On second thought, you probably don’t know who you are or surely you wouldn’t continue to impede the simple flow of traffic and keep me from my bacon, egg and cheese biscuit any longer than necessary.

    1. Pull up to the ordering speaker and place your order
    2. Immediately pull forward far enough to check the other lane
    3. If the other car is still ordering, you go in front of them regardless of the flow of traffic in front of you and from which ever lane they came
    4. On the other hand, if the other lane finished ordering first you let them go ahead of you.

That’s it. It sounds simple and it is, but for some reason so many drivers just don’t get it and then it messes up the whole process, which slows down the whole system and thus keeps me from my timely breakfast.

Now I don’t work in fast food and I didn’t invent the double-lane system or study its effectiveness, but I have confirmed my suspicions on how this whole thing is suppose to work with more than one said employee. And yes, if we all follow the procedure outlined here, we all are more inclined to pay the correct amount for our food, speed up the drive thru process and receive our requested biscuit instead of some English muffin with Canadian bacon and a side of fruit.

 photo credit: via photopin (license)

Microwave Brownie Mug

Microwave Brownie Mug

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Here’s a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth no matter the time of day. Make a single-serving sized microwave brownie mug (and try to keep it from the clutches of your husband. . . or make him one too).

Microwave Brownie Mug
Serves 1
One-serving microwave brownie in a mug.
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Ingredients
  1. 1/4 cup sugar
  2. 1/4 cup all purpose flour
  3. pinch of salt
  4. 1 tbsp unsweetened cocoa
  5. 1 tbsp vegetable oil
  6. 3 tbsp water
Instructions
  1. Add all the dry ingredients to your coffee mug, then stir in the oil and water until everything is well blended.
  2. Cook uncovered in your microwave for approximately 1 minute and 40 seconds (depending on your microwave).
  3. Let it cool a bit, because the mug and the brownie will be hot.
  4. It’s delicious straight out of the cup, but you can also add a scoop of ice cream or whipped cream for extra tastiness.
Notes
  1. Makes a great chocolate treat for one.
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