An entitled creepy customer demands the phone number of my female co-worker, stating that

he's not leaving with his food until he gets her number and is able to hook up with her.

And as a result of him refusing to leave our store, we had to call security just to

escort this guy out of the building, and I've honestly never been more creeped out and more shocked

by a customer in my life. Here's what happened. So this is another story from the world of customer

service and Burger King. So our characters are myself, my co-worker, who I will call Barbie,

and the villain of this story, the jerk. Now let me start by saying I'm fine with people who

can break the script on customer service, on either side of the table, and I'm all for looking for

love wherever you want. But when someone says no, they really do mean what they say. So to give

some context, I was in charge of babysitting the newbies for the day, as we just had a fresh

crop of them whisk in. The rate of attention was low. And I was perhaps the only guy who had worked

in all the areas at some point, so I had to train everyone. One newbie was by the name of Barbie.

She was 16 years old, and was as much of a Barbie girl as you can honestly get. Complete with a

shiny blonde hair and the bubbly personality. She was on the register to my right when the

entitled jerk came into our store. So she is busy taking his order. When all of the sudden,

he decides to ask for her number. Now, I'm sure that she is used to this. As she just brushed

it off and said, I'm sorry, but I'm seeing someone. And then carries on with the conversation,

asking if he wants his meal to be large. And that's when he makes a hugely inappropriate comment

towards Barbie. And he only said this just to try and impress her with his vulgarity,

which honestly was disturbing. But Barbie doesn't even miss a beat. She just says,

okay, do you want any sides? I could tell that at this point, she wasn't going to break from

script, which was probably purely out of discomfort. At this point, I was finished with my customer,

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