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Uhhhh? I was ordering Kids' Meals from McDonald's back in 2012. I just came right out with it and made my requests. Sometimes the person didn't care and just gave me whatever. A few times I actually got what I wanted. If they prosecute you or belittle you, bring it up with the manager. They get talked to, possibly fired, end of story.


 
When they ask with a question, like, "The my little pony toy with the meal," I just answer, "Yes." If it sounds a bit rude, I answer, "Is there a discrepancy?" The first thing that sentence does to a fair number of employees is instill a feeling of worry. After all, they're here to service you, and you're there for something specific. If it's someone in high school, chances are they may not even know the word and will probably give up at that moment.


 
Be the bigger and more mature individual and stop any sort of immaturity before it happens.


 
Funnily enough, I used to have this coworker that was pretty rude about it and considered me less of a human being for being a male and enjoying My Little Pony. I brushed most of his things off because of the fact that I honestly didn't care about him as a human being. He later gets fired for being late most of the time and over all giving poor work ethic. He gets hired at a local donut shop, and gets fired on his 2nd day for being rude to customers and shirking his duties. The people that think less of you for theiyour interests think less of themselves for some things they enjoy, and thus need help. If they refuse, they are human garbage and I would expect nothing less from troglodytes.

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Uhhhh? I was ordering Kids' Meals from McDonald's back in 2012. I just camne right out with it and made my requests. Sometimes the person didn't care and just gave me whatever. A few times I actually got what I wanted. If they prosecute you or belittle you, bring it up with the manager. They get talked to, possibly fired, end of story.

When they ask with a question, like, "The my little pony toy with the meal," I just answer, "Yes." If it sounds a bit rude, I answer, "Is there a discrepancy?" The first thing that sentence does to a fair number of employees is instill a feeling of worry. After all, they're here to service you, and you're there for something specific. If it's someone in high school, chances are they may not even knokw the word and will probably give up at that moment.

Be the bigger and more mature individual and stop any sort of immaturity before it happens.

Funnily enough, I used to have this coworker that was pretty rude about it and considered me less of a human being for being a male and enjoying My Little Pony. I brushed most of his things off because of the fact that I honestly didn't care about him as a human being. He later gets fired for being late most of the time and over all giving poor work ethic. He gets hired at a local donut shop, and gets fired on his 2nd day for being rude to customers and shirking his duties. The peoplke that think less of you for their interests think less of themselves for some things they enjoy, and thus need help. If they refuse, they are human garbage and I would expect nothing less from troglodytes.

"@Background Pony #7024":/1557520#comment_6582248
Uhhhh? I was ordering Kids' Meals from McDonald's back in 2012. I just camne right out with it and made my requests. Sometimes the person didn't care and just gave me whatever. A few times I actually got what I wanted. If they prosecute you or belittle you, bring it up with the manager. They get talked to, possibly fired, end of story.

When they ask with a question, like, "The my little pony toy with the meal," I just answer, "Yes." If it sounds a bit rude, I answer, "Is there a discrepancy?" The first thing that sentence does to a fair number of employees is instill a feeling of worry. After all, they're here to service you, and you're there for something specific. If it's someone in high school, chances are they may not even knokw the word and will probably give up at that moment.

Be the bigger and more mature individual and stop any sort of immaturity before it happens.

Funnily enough, I used to have this coworker that was pretty rude about it and considered me less of a human being for being a male and enjoying My Little Pony. I brushed most of his things off because of the fact that I honestly didn't care about him as a human being. He later gets fired for being late most of the time and over all giving poor work ethic. He gets hired at a local donut shop, and gets fired on his 2nd day for being rude to customers and shirking his duties. The peoplke that think less of you for their interests think less of themselves for some things they enjoy, and thus need help. If they refuse, they are human garbage and I would expect nothing less from troglodytes.