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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2020 · 47 MIN

Burger King Owners Issued An Apology For The Misunderstanding. @LockOutMen Podcast ​

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In this episode Lockoutmen interviews Chris Sensing, a 20 year local driver from Nashville TN. Chris Sensing approached the drive thru window on foot to order a hamburger when the BK manager refused to serve him. He was informed by the BK manager that he was not allowed to be served because he wasn’t in a vehicle {he’s a truck driver tho} The owners for the BK issused an Apology { “Our previous policy of ‘no walk-ups allowed at drive thru’ was changed at the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis. We should be allowing truck drivers to be served at the drive thru window and pick-up at one of the entry doors.” Further, CRG expressed it understands truckers are facing challenges finding available food options during this time of national emergency. The company said the BK manager involved in the incident “unfortunately did not receive the communication” about the policy change, but it has since been addressed. Lockoutmen and Criss cover a wide range of topics from trucks, His Experiences to the EMS story and more. In this episode Lockoutmen interviews Chris Sensing, a 20 year local driver from Nashville TN. Chris Sensing approached the drive thru window on foot to order a hamburger when the BK manager refused to serve him. He was informed by the BK manager that he was not allowed to be served because he wasn’t in a vehicle {he’s a truck driver tho} The owners for the BK issused an Apology { “Our previous policy of ‘no walk-ups allowed at drive thru’ was changed at the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis. We should be allowing truck drivers to be served at the drive thru window and pick-up at one of the entry doors.” Further, CRG expressed it understands truckers are facing challenges finding available food options during this time of national emergency. The company said the BK manager involved in the incident “unfortunately did not receive the communication” about the policy change, but it has since been addressed. Lockoutmen and Criss cover a wide range of topics from trucks, His Experiences to the EMS story and more.

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