(Tuesday = two doughnuts for 99 cents)
Customer: Does the two-doughnut deal apply to a dozen doughnuts?
Employee: No. The deal only applies to the first two doughnuts. It’d be pretty crazy if we applied that deal to every doughnut combination over two.
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Customer: You know how doughnuts that have been left out for a long time get soggy?
Employee: No, they actually get hard…stale.
Customer: Well, I called up here the other day and told them that my doughnuts were soggy, and the woman said I could get a free dozen.
Employee: All right.
(Customer leaves)
Other employee: That happened like two weeks ago! And she’s only coming in now?
Employee: I just don’t understand why she was complaining about FRESH doughnuts. Soggy doughnuts is a good sign. Hard doughnuts means they are stale.
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Customer: You should tell your store manager that the sour kreme munchkins should not have glaze on them. It defeats the purpose. The flavors do not mix well. And the sour kreme doughnuts are burnt.
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Mary, regular customer, walks in. She eats in the store every day. All the employees know her order because she is difficult and spends approximately 3 hours in the store.
Mary: Are you new here?
Employee: No. I have taken your order many times. I have actually worked here for 3 years, longer than any other employee. I have been working here since the store opened. I go to school full-time. I’m actually doing something with my life, rather than being at Dunkin Donuts every day.
Mary: So you know about the 4 percent milk? Long squirt and a short squirt?
Employee: Yes.

Mary: You did not wrap my bagel.
Employee: Don’t you eat it here? I set it on the tray because I know you eat it here. You will be eating it in 5 seconds…. Ok, let me wrap it.
(Mary leaves)
Other employee: Somebody her age should know that there is no such thing as 4 percent milk.
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Customer: Are you guys going out of business?
Employee: No, if we were going out of business, we would actually have TONS of doughnuts available to sell. We have virtually no doughnuts left, which means we have had a busy day.
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Customer: Munchkins? What are those?
Employee: They’re basically doughnut holes.

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Customer: Can you give me this sundae half-off because you all were out of hot fudge and strawberry topping?
Employee: I’ll give it to you free.
Customer: Well, I was already supposed to get it free because I have a coupon.
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Customer: What kinds of doughnuts do you have left?
Employee: Blueberry Cake, Marble Frosted, and Jelly.
Customer: Well, I’ll pull around, and you can show me what it looks like.
Employee: You won’t be able to see the doughnut case from the drive-thru window.
Customer: Well you can bring the doughnut to me, can’t you?
Employee: Yes, I suppose I can. Which one did you want me to show you? I named three.
Customer: That one that you just said.
Employee: Jelly?
Customer: No, the other one.
Employee: Marble Frosted?
Customer: Yeah, that one. Duh.
Employee: Yes, of course.
