Carl’s Jr. – Primm, Nevada

At the border of California and Nevada on I-15, there is a Carl’s Jr. I cruised in there at 9 pm. Why? Because all the lights were on and I was starved. I had just spent most of the week scarfing down In-N-Out burgers, so it was painful to eat any other burger.

The car in front of me had already been in the drive-thru and after a minute or so, drove off furiously. Can you guess why, kids? That’s right. They were closed.

It would have been better business to shut off lights and leave an alarm on.

I called the hot-line.

Anyone else out there have this type of problem?

Carl’s Jr. Centerville, Utah

I totally forgot to mention that I went to a Carl’s in Centerville, Utah, and they could not grill anything or make shakes. This was around 8 pm, and they could have closed, but they didn’t. Instead, I ordered my usual large diet Coke. The manager brought it to the window and said, “I’m sorry for the inconvenience. Have a nice day.” I asked her how much it was and she said it was free today.

What an excellent way to get return business. They own me now.