I ordered from the drive thur window, the seven piece chicken frys and cheesy totts, which also were suppose to have nine pieces. upon receiving my order i looked inside my bag and noticed that a small bag contained my cheesy totts, unlike the usual box. I asked the cashier were they down-sizing as to the reason why such a small amount. The cashier assured me that my order contained nine pieces of cheesy totts, and i eventually discover that i only had five. I called to complain, the young man who answered was professional and reported the incident to the manager, who refused to come to the phone. I could here someone in the background calling me a liar and that they counted the pieces. I have no reason to lie about my order, I believe that if my order comes with nine, that i should get nine. no more, no less. Also that location has the worst customer service, and they argue among themselves regularly.

Today I went into a Burger King for lunch, ordered a #9 meal and went to the end of the counter to wait for it. My order was #34. The customers after me were getting there food so i started thinking mine might be cooking, not a big deal. After about 5 minutes or so, I moved a little closer to the counter to see if my food might be up, it wasn't. Then I saw a chicken sandwich on the heat shoot but it was handed out to someone else. The cashier came over and told the girl handing out the orders that I'd been waiting for awhile and the girl didn't seem to care. I told her I just wanted my money back. The cashier gave me my money back and I left.

I have now spent about half an hour trying to find a way to email Burger King directly but there doesn't seem to be one. I might have considered going back to Burger King in the future but after the frustration of trying to get through to Burger King, I have decided I will NEVER visit a Burger King again. In there orientation videos, they talk about how word of mouth is a powerful tool. Believe me when I say I will be telling people about the poor service at Burger King.

I do not want free coupons or the like. I just want some kind of confirmation that someone at Burger King has received this complaint.

A Hicks.

Cashier was rude to my child who wanted honey mustard sauce. She said that since my child did not order chicken tenders; she would be charged $.22 per sauce. My child order a chicken tender sandwich meal. I ask since when did Burger King charge for sauce, she stated since yesterday. I have been going to Burger Kings for many years. For years BK was the only place my child would eat. Because this cashier was so rude to my child and myself, we will not be back. She wanted to argue and shout across the store even after we sat back down. The restaurant was dirty. BK let a $.22 sauce cost them four customers. We spent $23.00 in there tonight, this will be the last dollar BK will see from me.

I am not someone that ever complains about anything but in this instance I think everyone should. It is not something I would expect from a family restaurant in your new commercial with the teachers having one of your new burgers and a women teacher asks them way they got them and one says he just wants one and then she slaps his face and then hits him again. This is not something I want my nieces and my nephew to see and I am sure if others don't think violence needs to be in your adds. I am hoping someone will read this and maybe get smart and take this add off the air. It is bad enough that the programs on now days are allowing the violence and the language they are we don't need commercials doing the something.

I want the Burger King Commercial I saw last night to be remove because of the physical violence it promotes. A woman standing over a man hits him several times. The commercial was offensive and sends a message that physical violence is "ok" in society. We have a big enough problem battling the ignorance of physical violence but to mainstream this is appalling. I think you need a lot more creativity in your commercials and to make more thoughtful decisions in how you will be received by the public because believe me I'm sure I'm not the only one that plans on avoiding spending my time or money at Burger King because of the poor decisions they have made with commercials. I hope this changes soon.