Creative Writing: Wendy's Fail

Then we realized we had been given a medium fry instead of a medium frosty. We turned around and pulled up to the speaker once again. Before he could say the welcome to Wendy’s spiel, I said into the speaker,

In Working at Wendy’s, Joey Franklin describes his coworker’s and his background along with why they started working at Wendy’s in order to express to the readers that not all who worked at fast food restaurants are “another wasted life [..and..] that [they] never graduated from high school [or that they] can’t do anything better than flip burgers at two in the morning” (Franklin 31-32). Joey Franklin reveals that they all have different reasons as to why they started working at Wendy’s.

As we walked up, this establishment looks like any other Applebee’s I’ve been to. It looked clean and well maintained from the outside, and these characteristics carried over as we traveled inside. We were greeted by a Dassel-Cokato Alumni, and he happily led us to where we would feast for the evening. He sat as at two tables shoved together big enough to fit 10 people, but we only had 6. All of us knew exactly what we needed to satisfy our hunger pains, so we didn’t even look at the menus. Our waitress was quick to get our drinks and take our orders. I took advantage of the half-priced appetizers deal, and asked for an order of classic boneless wings along with an order of mozzarella sticks.

Billy: You think I wuh-wuh-wuh-want to stay in here? You think I wouldn’t like a con-convertible and a guh-guh-girl friend? But did you ever have people l-l-laughing at you? No, because you’re so b-big and so tough! Well, I’m not big and tough. Neither is Harding. Neither is F-Fredrickson. Neither is Suh-Sefelt. Oh – oh,

Start the week off with one of Famous Dave’s Famous Classic Burgers for just $6.99. These juicy delights come with a side and are available for dine-in customers

An issue she had noticed throughout her life was that the wrong people always seemed to have the wrong food, and with this a job waitressing, she would be able to change this. One day, while at work Twyla recognized Roberta’s familiar face and decided to approach her. The reunion was very brief and not friendly; it seemed as though the two women who had once been so close were now strangers living in two very different worlds. After yet another jump in time, the two women met up yet again in a place centered around food, the Food Emporium, a grocery store which claimed to sell gourmet food, and catered to the “rich IBM crowd” (251), of which only one of the women actually belonged. This reunion was more positive than the previous, and the two women ended up going to get coffee to prolong their reunion after their shopping.

You drive thru and pick up a magical little paper bag. You look inside and there is the holy grail of burgers. You frantically begin to unwrap the burger then you take a bite. Time slows down. Because of that one small

“School lunches taste so bad,” Max complained from the table behind me, eyeing his chicken burger with disgust. “I can’t wait to go home and eat real food.

“The Last Hamburger Stand Since 1952” is the proud motto of one of my most favorite eateries, FATBURGER! Fatburger is a burger joint that focuses mainly on hamburgers that vary from small to large and quantities from two or three beef patties. They also offer non beef hamburgers such as chicken, veggie, and turkey. There is an array of toppings such as lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, eggs, bacon, and relish to name a few. My favorite location sits right inside the casino, Wild Horse Pass. Surrounded by the sounds of slot machines, roulette tables, and music, makes eating my fatburger that much more enjoyable. The concept of “building” your burger to your liking is amusing. Here is my construction. We begin with a nice toasted

If you’re ever hungry, can’t decide where to eat and out and about in Rutland, go to Applebee’s located on Woodstock Ave next to Ben&Jerrys. They have a great selection of American food which you can smell as soon as you exit your car; I’m getting hungry just thinking about it. I have been here on numerous occasions which is why I plan to share my experience with you. Throughout this essay I will show you what it’s like when you enter Applebee’s, what’s on the menu, and what I get to satisfy my hunger.

The familiar smell of hamburgers and hot-dogs being undercooked enters the fans’ nostrils, and suddenly the craving of sustenance begins to set in. The salty odor of stale nachos that were purchased a year ago now encroaches upon all who wish to get into the concession stand line. The sweet scent of hot-chocolate now stimulates the olfactory nerves in everybody as the line for the concession stand is ever-growing. After procuring the sources of these aromas, the fans indulge in their stadium delicacies. The hamburgers are smothered with ketchup and mustard, leaving nothing but a sweetly sour taste to be enjoyed. The hot-dogs must be drowned in chili to have any flavor at all, but the flavor it does obtain is so pleasant that one would think of home. The stale nachos are hard enough to cut diamonds, but are somehow still edible when they are drenched with hot cheese. The atmosphere is nearly set for the game to kick off, and everyone in the stadium is

Meet the Smiths, a family of four living in a small city. Mr. Smith is unable to work due to his obesity, so Mrs. Smith works long hours to support her family. While Mrs. Smith is at work, Mr. Smith stays at home to watch their two kids, ten-year-old Michael and one-year-old Zack. Mr. Smith is not able to walk long distances, so Michael has to do a lot of chores and take care of Zack. On her way home from work, Mrs. Smith picks up something from McDonald’s. Michael sees the McDonald’s box and feels discouraged. This is the third time this week that they have eaten fast food, and Michael is beginning to crave something fresh. While the family is eating, Michael asks his parents, “How come we always eat McDonald’s?” His mom replies with, “Because,

“Yeah. I was with him for three years. It's been... rough.” We're sitting in an old-fashioned greasy spoon, eating cheeseburgers and fries for breakfast. The toasted bun is glowing with grease, and a cascade of cheese oozes down the slab of meat. It's the definition of delicious. You can't get this kind of food in The Darker Ages, that's for sure.

“Here, eat mine.” Sydney said to her daughter Lilly. Once the girls got home from school Sydney made three hamburgers for the girls before she had to leave for her second job. Lilly is the youngest and Sydney could tell that she was still hungry after she inhaled her first hamburger so Sydney gave her hers.

We ordered our food; while we waited, we went over to the vintage jukebox. We continuously flipped the pages and found ‘Don’t disturb this groove by The System.’ The song lit up everyone’s faces; they started to grooving to the tunes. While we were dancing to the classic tune, we heard a very sweet but loud country woman said “Order 59, double cheeseburger, everything on it, with the side of onion rings!” I walked over to the bar and gotten my order from the lady, smiling and tell her thank you. My order was delightful, the savory butter buns, two juice filled beef patties, crisp lettuce and tomatoes that look like it been picked fresh from the farm. I had bitten into the burger and I was amazed on how wonderful it had tasted. The onion ring was so fresh and crispy with their signature