Ordering fast food...?

Question

How do you say it? For example, ordering a Baconator combo at Wendy's and you don't want ...bacon. Would you say "Can I have a Baconator without bacon, and fries and a rootbeer?", "Can I have a #(insert the menu number) without bacon and to drink, a rootbeer." or "Can I have a Baconator COMBO without bacon, and a rootbeer to drink" I'm just seeing if everyone orders it the same way.

Answer 1

well if i didnt want the "baconator" id find something else on the menu that doesnot have bacon but meets my other specifications ... if there was nothing else avaliable id say  'can i have a #3,no bacon with sprite?'

by getting a combo and fries beig the default ou should not have to specify unless they ask

Answer 2

I never order by number bc it is more likely to be done wrong.  I would order it the third way.  The first way they might charge you for everything individually and would cost more than the combo.

I'm not sure why you wouldn't order something other than the Baconator if you don't want bacon though.  I would order the Spicey Chicken.

Answer 3

i order the second way

Answer 4

I would say a # __, because that's what is on the screen that the people who are taking your order are looking at, without whatever, with a root beer.

Answer 5

I say, "May I have the combo #(menu number), the Baconator with a root beer? And may I have that without bacon please?" in a polite voice.

Answer 6

i want a large number blah with no bacon with a dr pepper

but more importantly, why on earth would you not want bacon?

i would want a number blah minues the bread, burger, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, etc etc

just give me a tub of bacon

Answer 7

Just explain it.

Answer 8

yahh probly the 3rd way,, or the first when im not all the way sure.yet.

Answer 9

nope everyones different all of them work

Answer 10

second way

Answer 11

These people work for min. wage or slightly over and could care less if they get it right. I try to pick something that is exactly what I want, and just hope they can do it right. And always check before I leave, it's likely to be missing something.