One of my favorite lunch time foods is Wendys’ chili particularly when it is cold outside. So, I will quite often hit the drive through and take a bowl of it back to my office.
Well, the other day, I was going through the drive through at Wendys’ with the intent of purchasing some chili. As I pulled up to the order machine, I noticed that the order from the guy in front of me was still up on the screen. And, like I usually do, he had ordered chili, with cracker, and hot sauce. But, as I looked at his order, I noticed a forth line item, “onions”.
Onions? He ordered onions with his chili? Interesting.
Now, I happen to like raw onions on my chili but I had never thought to ask for them. In fact, I didn’t even know that you could ask for them. So, I decided to give it a try.
When I placed my order, I asked for the usual crackers and hot sauce. But, then I asked if I could have onions on my chili. No problem, came the reply. Great!
And, when I checked my chili, sure enough, there were raw onions in it, and, at no extra charge. It really tasted great!
So, from now on, when I order my chili, I ask for onions in it. I wonder if I could also get it with some cheddar cheese and sour cream?
No harm in asking for the cheddar and sour cream.
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