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Surely there had to be a manager or supervisor in the cooking part of the shop ? wouldnt supprise me if you heard the manager

Cheers Shane

the headsets have 2 channels 1 to the box, other to other headsets. mind u i have heard some juicy stuff from them counter girls in there headset channels. now i beleive some r using ghz headset freq due to people tuning in to there freqs and giving then hell

I had an incident once where I heard the drivethru chick talking on her headset. When she came back to the window I just made a remark that made it obvious that I just heard what was said. The drivethru chick went bright red

I sat at Hungry Jacks for 3 and a half hours (don't ask ) and had close call going and got nothing.

Where are their frequences located? What band?

Dunno if the xlt can pick up these frequencies.

Intuition wrote:Know we know who was responsible for them running out of soft drink on that day... I bet you were the one running up every ten minutes for a refill.

Team effort bro... team effort...

Umm ive never had the chance to listen to these frequencies before, but im interested though.
Why are the two frequencies so different?!?!

Hey I filled mine up twice.

How many drinks did you and Joe have yougn?

He was like ever 15 minutes

Lucky one of my friends was working, otherwise we might have been kicked out

As fire_rescue stated, it depends on the store as to what headset they have. Basicly the new headset it like a homephone 2.4ghz or around abouts and a normal scanner wont pick it up.

LOL!!!
We turned up to a Super Cheap Auto shop, and was wondering what all the red stuff was on the tray...
turns out it was the remains my drink, I was wondering where that got too ahh well.

Have to get more people to catch up some time...

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Cheers Peoples..
YOUNGN

oh yeh...
NO driving "Tight cornering with Smooth Acceleration"

youngn wrote:LOL!!!
We turned up to a Super Cheap Auto shop, and was wondering what all the red stuff was on the tray...
turns out it was the remains my drink, I was wondering where that got too ahh well.

Good times. Good Times

This is a little off topic but makes for hilarious reading.
I hope many of you still receive 30MHz cordless phones............

http://www.phonelosers.org/article/cordless/

That's bloody awesome

Are they the same frequencies for Australia etc.

Im still bloody reading up on that stuff from that website...

brilliant link thanks

I rember when i worked at kfc and the head sets we used were around 25mhz to the box and 50mhz head set to headset. One day the skip must of been real good cause all we could hear were 2 blokes chatting away in a forieng langurage we had to close drive thru lol