Sue and I talked about it before I left, and we both wanted the same thing: a maple bacon egg sandwich plus two large coffees, two hash browns, and two apple fritters for dessert. With tax, it came to $20, which is a heckuva lot, but that is not what this is about.
What really surprised me was the order of the person in front of me. We had been about ten cars back in the line, but when we got to the window, all that she got was one coffee – a small coffee. Just a small coffee! Only a small coffee! One tiny little coffee! She lined up for one, little, itty bitty coffee!
Back to our breakfast: Sue usually just orders egg sans meat, but she tried the maple bacon last time and really liked it: me too, but that is nothing new.
We can order it in multiple ways: English muffin, croissant, and who knows what else. We got it on a biscuit, but I could only find photos of the croissant and English muffins that I have posted ↑ there and ← there.
7 comments:
Maybe the coffee is so good she waited??? I don't know. Funny what we will wait for isn't it?
One little coffee. I hope it was an excellent cup. I would go for the croissant.
I'd have a bacon muffin, no egg, no coffee. Actually, being a cheapskate, I'd go home and prepare it there, but maybe out takeaways are not as good as yours.
Lots of protein for you. Many people buy a cup of coffee at Starbucks. Not that unusual.
The sandwich sounds good.
Funny about waiting for a tiny drink. Unless of course she's in a passionate illicit relationship with the person at the window, and the coffee was an excuse. Or maybe she's the mom of the server making sure they're at work. Or maybe she's a stealth shopper from a rival chain, checking on wait times, coffee quality etc. See how much trouble I could have got you into, blurting out all this stuff??
My older daughter will order an 8 ounce coffee which to me is--why bother? LOL I think $20 for two breakfast sandwiches and coffee, plus dessert is an excellent price.
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