If the markets were a friend, there'd be the one who texts constantly. Updates. Opinions. Did you see this? Ball day, every day. Capital.com isn't another voice in that thread. It's the space between the messages. Bringing news, charts and economic calendars into one place to give you the full picture in between the noise. Capital.com designed for clarity. 62% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. All right, it is Mojo in the morning. Anna wants to know if she is being a Karen. And what did you do this weekend that might possibly turn you into a Karen? Not even just this weekend. So I am a regular at Chipotle. There's a Chipotle downtown. I do like going there, but there's not a lot of like fast casual places to eat at in Detroit, downtown Detroit, that is. So I go there probably four times a week. Wait, you do? You're like Kevin. You know you and Kevin have a lot in common. Really? He, when he first started on the show, every day was eating Chipotle. I do. I go like every day after the show. Really? Yeah. What do you get every day and you ever get bored? A bowl, like a rice bowl with no meat, you know, all the stuff on top veggies. But aside from that. No meat. No. Do you eat meat? Not really. Okay. Sorry. So I go there four times a week, probably this past month. Let me say that when I first started going there, no issues. It was amazing. This past month, I have had an issue literally every time, maybe every other time that I go there. And these are to me, like bigger issues. So I'm going right after the show, maybe around 1115. They open at 1045. I get there, they say they're out of cheese. I'm like it's 1115. There's no way. Things like that. It's just not set up every time there's an issue. And I report it on the app every time because I'm annoyed. Like I want to go there and get what I want. And they never are able to give it to me. I reported on the app though, like comp me a meal or do something. But it's getting to a point where I'm like, these people are going to think that I'm doing this just to get a free meal. But genuinely, every time I go there, something is wrong. I just want them to provide me with good service. You can tell it works you up. I don't need the free meal. I have a million points on there. I don't need another free meal. I just want good service. I got you. By the way, I don't think that's being a Karen. I think that, you know, being a Karen is yelling at somebody for an unwanted reason. Reporting this or saying to them, hey, I just want to get what I'd pay for. And if your meal isn't even good, what's the free meal going to do? Exactly. Just give you another bad experience. And then like the last time I was there, I'm starting to wonder if they know that I'm doing this because the manager was so rude to me too. And I was like, I wonder if it gets reported and set like they can figure out that it's me. If you work for them, do you know when somebody reports on the app, something like that? That would be on the call. Well, I'm sure the store gets a report of some sort. They'll contact the store. I know that. That's what they always say. To me, it drives me crazy when you go into a place and like you said, it was the beginning of the day and you would think that somehow they would realize that go to Kroger and get cheese. Yeah. Do something. How you doing? Hey, not bad guys. Good morning. Good morning. This comment is for that specific Chipotle. This is coming from guy, a guy who used to work for the company. That one is just, if you don't show up as soon as it opens to order your food, they are going to be out of everything. And the night crew is not up to par with the day crew. The day crew is probably going to be the best you got. And you worked for Chipotle? Years ago and the fear was always when Detroit opened up, you know, are they going to uphold the standards? And wait, this is the thing that has been going on for that many years. That's wild. That happens. I will say this to Anna and all fairness and to the Detroit people in all fairness, the one that's on Telegraph Road and Bloomfield Hills is the same way. I mean, you walk into that place, it's a mess. You order on the app and it tells you when to go pick it up. You go in there and they have that little bookcase where you're supposed to go grab it from and they're like, yeah, we haven't started on it yet. I'm like, it's like 20 minutes after the time that I was supposed to be there. That's a real thing though. Like if you work in the food industry, it's a team effort in terms of communicating from the night shift to the day shift and setting each other up for success. So when you come in in the morning, if the night shift they do their job, boy, you in for it. I feel that way here at the radio station. That overnight person on our station, you know. What's up, Jen? How you doing? I'm good. How are you Mojo? Fantastic. What's up? Do you think that Anna is being a Karen? No. Thank you. I'm a Karen. Do tell. Okay. So my son got invited to try out for a college scholarship in North Carolina and we drove 12 hours to get there. The first two hotel rooms they put us in smelled like marijuana so bad that kids were complaining. So they gave us a third set of rooms and we went out to eat and when we came back, our keys wouldn't work in the door and we went back downstairs and I flipped out and my kids were like standing in the bathroom staring at me like, what are you doing? But I'm sorry. I paid all this money for a hotel room. You've already changed it twice. Listen, I want it for free and I'm not going to leave this counter until you give it to me. Don't you get it for free? I hear you. Yeah. Did you get one for free? I mean, I did. I got both rooms for free. Good for you. You got the best. You got the bed bug room. Good for you. Put your hands to it. Put her in 702. You make a good point though. Stinky hotel rooms you can't do. I have a friend, Denise George is her name. She was a legend in the record business, brought Brittany and Ensank and Backstreet Boys to the table. She would check into a hotel and she said that when she'd go to the counter she'd go, I know I'm not going to like the first so give me the second. That was so funny. That was a pure Denise George move. What's up, Michelle? Hi, how are you guys? We're good. What's going on? Happy Monday. I was just calling to say to Anna, go direct, just call corporate. Yeah. How I need the number. Right. I will. Right. A letter. Good old fashioned letter. Ask Siri or whoever people. And then just say I need the corporate for to pull tea. Yeah. Chipotle. Chipotle same thing. Can I tell you, Michelle? You know what my sister does? If my sister has a bad experience, she tweets about it to them. She gets the contact her instantly because they do not want that on their Twitter. Can I use your Twitter? Use your TikTok. You got more followers. Yeah. What's up, Lynn? Hi. So I just filed a complaint with Chipotle this week. So I was on the, at the 12 mountain telegraph location and according to the door, they opened at 1045 a.m. I got there around noon. We walk in and they say, oh, we're not actually serving anybody until it's the clock today. What was the reason? Six. They did not give a reason. I just watched all of us kind of, you know, go right in. Everybody came right out. I sat in that parking lot. I sent them an email, you know, a little nasty gram about how I was feeling. The response was, sorry about that. I didn't even get a free meal. Oh my God. Oh, dang. Somebody told me one time they went to the same Chipotle that I go to all the time and they told them they were, they're out of everything because an office ordered a bunch of food and I'm like, what would we say? So just because a big office ordered a bunch of food doesn't mean that we have enough food for anybody else. Yeah. That's crazy. Uh, Sarah got banned from a salon for being a Karen. What's up, Sarah? Okay. For not being a Karen. Oh, not being. Wait, what do you mean? What did you get banned for? So I work for a company that travels to different altas, like selling our products. So I actually bring money in for all cause. Yeah. And I was getting my services done at a salon in Flint, which is where I live. I was traveling to stores way outside of Flint. So it made sense for me to go there. And anytime I had a problem with like my service, I don't make a big deal about it or anything. I just bring it up. I want it corrected. If I have to pay for it again, then I'll absolutely do that. But I dyed my hair black. I've got blonde roots. So there's blonde show and I obviously want it fixed. Um, just by me simply bringing it up over the course of the years, they said that they didn't think that they could make me happy. They banned me from all salons, all the salons actually in the region. And I, I think it was because the manager at that store knew me from a previous job and didn't like me. I knew it was more into the story. Yeah, I was going to say, that doesn't sound like a person that there's, there's, there's something shady going on with that manager. You stole her boyfriend. It's because of that beautiful hair. Right? He was totally just jealous. Wow. That's crazy. Well, thank you for the call. I'm sorry that now your hair looks like crap, doesn't it? Cause you're banned from everywhere. Absolutely. If the markets were a friend, there'd be the one who texts constantly updates, opinions. Did you see this? 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