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This isn't what I ordered.

How to ask for the correct order in English.

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Hello, Michelle. How are you? What's shaken? Oh, not too much, Lindsay. How are you?

Great. Doing well, doing well. Just actually having my morning coffee here, black of course.

Black of course. Yeah. Do you, do you, well, question, when you're ordering your coffee,

do you always kind of wait? Like, do you just say, I'm ordering a black coffee,

or do you wait until the barista asks you, like, oh, how do you want it?

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