• Fosheze@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Yeah, that’s on the customer. If you write that you want a bunch of fuckin cherries then you’re getting a bunch of fuckin cherries. Now go eat the pile of cherries you ordered.

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      3 months ago

      Honestly I’d work under the assumption that restaurant employees knew what “86” meant. I’d still prob just write “no cherries” lol but the assumption isn’t that crazy. It’s common restaurant lingo.

      Edit: people that never worked in a restaurant downvoting me “I NEVER HEARD OF NO 86, DOWNVOTED FOR SHARING AN ANECDOTE” lol this site is cancer. There’s a reason lemmy will never take off, and it’s the user base

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        3 months ago

        I’m 46 and it’s the first time I hear it. I would probably ask a manager what to do as 86 cherries is a lot but my AuDHD is ok with counting exactly 86 cherries lol

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          3 months ago

          I’m guessing you’ve never worked in a restaurant? Like I said, in my experience it’s common in the industry

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            3 months ago

            Yeah, but a fast food restaurant run by teenagers is not synonymous with a kitchen full of cooks lead by a chef.

      • Gradually_Adjusting@lemmy.world
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        3 months ago

        It is absolutely common restaurant lingo. I can use it with anyone I know from restaurants seamlessly.

        That said, fast food work is a different subculture.

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          3 months ago

          But wouldn’t the common restaurant lingo be “86 THE cherries?”

          86 is a verb. To 86 something is to exclude it. But 86 alone is a number like any other. Just as 50 alone isn’t pronounced “five-oh” and doesn’t mean the Hawaii State Police. If I said “I’m 50,” you’d assume it’s my age, not my profession.

          If I said, “That’s the shit!” I’d mean the opposite of “That’s shit!”

      • darkstar@sh.itjust.works
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        3 months ago

        You’re downvoted because dude. Just no…

        “86 cherries” means eighty six cherries, “no cherries” means no cherries… If people learnt to communicate clearly this world would be a better place

        Edit: also this has nothing to do with Lemmy being “cancer”? Your argument is poor

      • Sanctus@lemmy.world
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        3 months ago

        Downvotes mean nothing here. You dont have to get upset. Writing 86 cherries when you mean no cherries on a piece of paper with no context is a dumbass thing to do. Write what you mean and be concise. Nobody writes down the number 86 when they mean no. The separation from the vocal component is enough to be confusing.

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        It’s common resturant lingo but fast food is completely different from resturant work. Also “86” literally has the same number of characters as “no”. They could have put down “no cherries” with the exact same ease. They decided to play a stupid game so they won a stupid prize, a stupid amount of cherries.

      • Wolfram@lemmy.world
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        3 months ago

        As someone who’s worked a few fast food jobs, no, I’d have no fucking clue what is meant by that. Piss and cry in your edit all you want.