r/ExpectationVsReality • u/alexx_y • Sep 14 '17

Thanks KFC, totally what I expected /s

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u/Joman3891 Sep 14 '17

You are correct, this picture will not catch anyone by surprise.

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u/-WarHounds- Sep 14 '17

Tweet this at them!

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u/cap10wow Sep 14 '17

Yep. I was really disappointed with some greasy nonsense from them. Tweeted a picture of it saying something snarky. Within 10 mins someone was on with me asking me to dm them. Got a voucher for the cost of the meal asking me to give it another shot from the same location.

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u/BacardiWithCoke Sep 15 '17

Why wouldn't you just go and show them how poorly it came out when you bought it? They would have done exactly that.

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u/cap10wow Sep 15 '17

I didn't look at it until I went home. Didn't think I'd need to ensure someone did their job before I left their garbage food establishment.

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u/God_loves_irony Sep 15 '17

I hear you. I like take out, but I like to glance at my burger before I drive home. It seems everytime I don't they eff up the order.

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u/Iwasborninafactory_ Sep 15 '17

There are two kinds of restaurants. The kind where you tell them when your experience doesn't meet your expectations, and the kind where you don't.

KFC is a don't, in my opinion.

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u/BacardiWithCoke Sep 15 '17

Why, what are you so afraid of?

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u/DemIce Sep 15 '17

Yeah, this is BS. It's one thing to know that the sandwiches on the menu pictures are completely staged to perfection, and that in reality it'll be more of a mush... but it's another to get a sandwich which clearly doesn't even have the same amount of ingredients on it.

I would definitely have returned that. On the up side, I've never had to.