Compasive Essay: The Grab N Go

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Grab N Go

Attention: There are several people in the world that wonder if there are some ways to reduce how long they wait for their meal at a restaurant. I guarantee that customers are tired of sitting in long lines while starving after a long day. Loyal customers are usually waiting in line for their food for a very long time. Some people who t want something as simple as a drink wait in line for several minutes. A study states that the average drive through time was at 173 seconds then it went up to 181 seconds, and the highest record was 203 seconds( Tuttle, 2014). These numbers that are stated are ridiculous because by the time a person receives their food it will be cold, and no one wants to eat cold food. …show more content…

The miracle that will make everyone live a much easier life is a App called The Grab N Go. This app will allow customers to get their hot food in a timely manner, and be on their way. This is a great app to download because customers would be able to order their food online then pick it up and leave. …show more content…

People sitting in hot cars could cause heat strokes, or a person to become irritable. This problem is very devastating because no loyal customer should not have to go through the stress of getting a simple meal.

Why the Grab N Go is needed.....

1.) Giving customers wrong order, because there are too many people in line.

2. ) Cars Skipping Each other in line.

3.)Fast Food restaurants server 50 million customers per day(

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