The Fast Food Napkin Poll: All or Nothing?
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What many people do not realize when they get upset is that the breeding cycle of the common paper napkin (umbo chartus napkinusus) is susceptible to many factors. When temperature conditions are just right, 2 or three napkins placed in your fast food bag can easily multiply and become 20 or 30 by the time you open your bag and munch down that first french fry.
As a matter of fact, most fast food restaurants purposely only place 2 napkins in your bag relying on the prolific breeding pattern of the paper napkin to reproduce and serve you with more napkins when you open the bag.
Sadly, excessive amounts of salt on fries, spilled ketchup, or the presence of napkin natural predators, such as the napkin hawk, can at times reduce the napkin population in your bag.
So, do not complain, it is not the fast food restaurant playing head games with you. It is just nature.
Remember, if you ran out of napkins, that's what sleeves are for.
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My thoughts on the issue
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Taco bell at least actually very closely mandates how napkins, forks and sauce should be given. They instruct employees to give 1.5 sauce packet per item, one fork and two napkins. If inventory reflects that more is being given managers get their bonus cut.
I saw a lot of employees taking "2" to mean none because they don't want to take the time to grab just two, and then when asked to give napkins get pissy and give a whole handful lol
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LOL thanks for the laugh. =)