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Sara Lewis working drive-thru at Jack in the Box
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By Nathan Tafoya
Arizona Daily Wildcat
Friday October 10, 2003
Jack in the Box employee wears hairnet and thinks Jell-o should be used to train hair back
Intercom: Hi. Can I help you?
Wildcat: Yeah · um, my name is Nathan and you're On the Spot.
Intercom: I'm sorry. Your name is Nathan? What was that?
Wildcat: (louder) My name is Nathan and you're On the Spot.
Intercom: Hi, Nathan. How's it going?
Wildcat: How's it going? I was wondering, Īcause this is really impersonal, if we can talk.
(Lewis comes out from the back of the building and sits next to the drive-thru menu sign with arms crossed and headset on.)
Wildcat: There you are.
Lewis: Would you like to have it in the drive- thru or would you like to have something more personal?
Wildcat: This is cool. How's your night?
Lewis: My night is actually going decently. I got breakfast in bed this morning.
Wildcat: You're wearing a hairnet.
Lewis: I am.
Wildcat: Do you have another one, Īcause I'm thinking of training my hair straight back?
Lewis: This is not what you need to train your hair back. What you really need is like, Jell-o.
Wildcat: Jell-o? Have you ever had a hair fall into the food without you knowing about it?
Lewis: Not mine, but my boss'. Yeah. We had a complaint that it was a pubic hair.
Wildcat: Oh gosh! How did that happen?
Lewis: ĪCause it was a curly, black hair, and that was the color of her hair.
Wildcat: Oh man ·that's · I don't know if I can handle that.
Lewis: Yeah, it's pretty screwy.
Wildcat: Maybe you guys need to wear like, hairnet · underpants.
Lewis: Hairnet underpants? That's a good one. (pointing behind Wildcat's car) Would you like to move up from the menu board so these poor guys can order?