'Patronising' 公式文書,認める plastered on a food トラックで運ぶ leaves 顧客s in stitches: 'Why does every Gen Z person do this?'

  • A food トラックで運ぶ left a 詳細(に述べる)d 公式文書,認める 宣言するing proper 顧客 etiquette?
  • The condescending 公式文書,認める 的d Gen Z and indecisive people??

A 'bold and condescending' 公式文書,認める on a food トラックで運ぶ specialising in 負担d and 'curly' potatoes has 誘発するd strong reactions.

The 公式文書,認める, from a market in Melbourne, gave patrons some basic 消費者 etiquette tips and made digs at younger 顧客s.

Many are fixated on the 事柄-of-fact and no-nonsense トン the 公式文書,認める 可決する・採択するs.?

'When you get to the 登録(する) and 支払う/賃金 you will be 問題/発行するd with a ticket. One ticket is one spud. If you lose your ticket, the staff will not give you a spud,' the 公式文書,認める read.

The 公式文書,認める 特に requested 顧客s have money ready to 支払う/賃金 at the 反対する - and chastised Gen Z for 持つ/拘留するing up lines by having to 成し遂げる bank 移転s before 支払う/賃金ing.?

'When you get to the register and pay you will be issued with a ticket. One ticket is one spud. If you lose your ticket, the staff will not give you a spud,' the note read

'When you get to the 登録(する) and 支払う/賃金 you will be 問題/発行するd with a ticket. One ticket is one spud. If you lose your ticket, the staff will not give you a spud,' the 公式文書,認める read

'When you 手渡す your ticket to the staff to collect your spud, you will then be asked what seasoning you would like.'?

'Gen Z: please have money transferred into your account so you don't 延期する the person(s) behind you.'

The food トラックで運ぶ also answered frequently asked questions about popular flavours and spice levels.?

'The most popular flavour is chicken salt. The Hot & Spicy is hot. When you ask us how hot, remember that your taste buds are different to everyone else's.'

Hundreds in the comments agreed with the 公式文書,認める's 感情s.?

'My work needs the notice about money 移転, so annoying.'

However others mocked boomers.

'This is 正確に/まさに why I still 令状 cheques.'

'The millennials are so impatient,' another complained.?'When I get to the cashier and they tell me how much, that's when I open my handbag and go looking for my purse.'?

She 追加するd, 'When I 結局 find it and go looking for the 権利 card - and then when I find that I need to slide it out of the slot in the 権利 way . . .'

One made a joke about Gen Z's short attention (期間が)わたる.

'Gen Z won't have the attention (期間が)わたる to read that,' he said. 'You need to have a ビデオ of someone reading it for them, but the ビデオ also needs to have someone playing Subway Surfers or they will have a panic attack.'

Two men even made a play on the popular Boomer 差し控える that young people need to stop eating out so much if they want to save up for a home.

'If they didn't eat so many potatoes, they could buy a house instead of rent one.'

'This is real life. This is what renters don't understand. They just order eight servings of avocado and except to get through life like the 残り/休憩(する) of us!'

Customers cannot stop buzzing about a particularly bold and condescending note that was stuck to the front of a food truck

顧客s cannot stop buzzing about a 特に bold and condescending 公式文書,認める that was stuck to the 前線 of a food トラックで運ぶ

But some seemed genuinely 失望させるd.

'I'm so sick of waiting for Gen Z in 前線 of me to 移転 money.'

'Why can't they just have enough spending money in one account if it's going to be used anyway?'

One man 解任するd an event from his childhood that turned into a 核心 memory - where 類似して snarky people ran an eatery he went to after school.?

'When I was about eight-years-old, I used to get burgers and chi ps at a 地元の bowls club 近づく school that was run by a bunch of oldies.'

'I always hated tomato, but liked it as a sauce. I 拒絶する/低下するd raw tomato on my burger but requested some tomato sauce, when an old man turned his 長,率いる and yelled, 'IF YOU RECKON YOU DON'T LIKE TOMATO THEN YOU SHOULDN'T WANT TOMATO SAUCE - IT'S STILL TOMATO. YOU'RE NOT HAVING ANY' and it made me cry.'

'The old lady just put the sauce 瓶/封じ込める 負かす/撃墜する out of submission and 手渡すd me my burger,' he finished his story sadly.

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