Drive Thru / Fast Food

[wxyz2009]

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[Stretch]

For what??

[alinco21]

I see Mc Donalds and KFC in that.
But thought they went to the 55Mhz band when they up graded there head sets?

Paul.

[wxyz2009]

I see Mc Donalds and KFC in that.
But thought they went to the 55Mhz band when they up graded there head sets?

Paul.

and Hungry Jacks

[AIRMAN]

So what scintillating conversation can be heard in these fast food outlets?

[THuD16]

The young lasses in the drive through booths commenting on the young lads driving through - what else for the height of excitement.

Seriously though it might be worth listening to see if they accidentally drop your order on the floor before it gets to the drive through window??

[Stretch]

How funny would that be.

They say something like "ooo that guys hot" and you get to the window and say thank you for the compliment

[colourmesilver]

The young lasses in the drive through booths commenting on the young lads driving through - what else for the height of excitement.

Seriously though it might be worth listening to see if they accidentally drop your order on the floor before it gets to the drive through window??

LOL good one

[vkcpolice]

There digital now i belive

[Vkfour]

They're digital spread specrum these days, or most of them are anyway.

[Scannersplitterguy]

There digital now i belive

"They're"

How do you comfort a Spelling Nazi?
You say 'there, their, they're'.

[Vkfour]

Well, "there", is a noun which means, "over there", and "they're" is a contraction of they are, which just happens to be the correct WORD, not correct spelling. A spelling Nazi would not recognise a contraction of words and insist on, "they are".