Episode 27: It's The Law

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Is My Order Ready? Podcast

Elisa Melendez

34 episodes

1 week ago

Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/ismyorderready/subscribe Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/ismyorderready/subscribe A place to share restaurant stories, struggles, or just vent about your day dealing with customers. My name is Elisa, I've been in the food industry for over a decade. I know first hand the struggles and troubles of this line of work, and I am certain many of us began our work experience at a restaurant, I also know that many of us have great stories to share. Join us by listening or even sharing your stories. Message us about your experience, and we might just read it on air. We all know the customer isn't always right! Right?!

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Episode 27: It's The Law

Is My Order Ready? Podcast

1 hour 4 minutes 37 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 27: It's The Law

In this episode, Elisa and Rich discuss various topics, including their job experiences, the celebration of Cinco de Mayo, and the importance of accurate menu pricing. Elisa shares her experiences in El Salvador and the differences in food culture. They also touch on the issues of inconsistent pricing at nail salons and the need for transparency and business transactions. In this conversation, Elisa and Rich discuss their experiences with customer service in the restaurant industry. They share stories of rude bartenders and slow drive-throughs, emphasizing the importance of good customer service and work ethic. They also touch on the privilege of young people and the need for service industry experience. Overall, they encourage listeners to appreciate the hard work of restaurant workers and to strive for good customer service in any job.