Sonic
customer creates a ruckus ending with calls to police
By Laura Mecham
April 19, 2007 | A Sonic customer yelled and swore
at employees of the fast-food restaurant Monday because
he claimed his hamburger tasted "stale."
According to reports, upon tasting his hamburger the
21-year-old customer told a Sonic employee that his
food didn't taste right and demanded a new sandwich.
The manager asked the cook to make the man a second
hamburger, and after biting into this one, the customer
declared that it wasn't good either. He told the manager
that Sonic's food tasted "foul." According
to reports, the customer continued to yell and told
employees he would not leave the restaurant until he
got, what he said, was good food.
The manager proceeded to have the cook make a third
burger for the customer, and according to reports, this
attempt was not good enough for him either. He continued
to yell and swear at the manager and Sonic employees,
telling them how terrible their food was. The man then
left the store in a gray truck, and the woman in the
passenger seat was recognized by Sonic employees as
a fellow member of their staff.
According to Logan police Sgt. Louise Speth, soon
after the customer left the store, a Sonic employee
called into the Logan City Police Department to file
a report on the customer. She said the customer also
called in a little later to give his version of the
story. After getting the customer's information, Sonic
had the customer barred from its Logan property.
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