Wendy’s

Be very patient if you plan on going to this Wendy’s location. My drive-​thru experience consisted of being short-​changed literally, where I had to point out I was missing a quarter, and figuratively because I know this is not the experience that Wendy’s/Arby’s Group seeks to provide its patrons.
The straw that broke the camel’s back was when I received my order and I asked if my salad was in one of the two bags I was handed, to which the individual replied yes. Me being the precautionist and not wanting to bare the wrath of my girlfriend checked both bags to no avail. Of course they see me walking in and handed me the bag and say we were wondering why we had one bag leftover. The team at this Wendy’s failed at numerous points in this simple drive through transaction.

Fast food.
Wendy’s — you know what they serve and this location was fine enough in that respect. What was different though, was the exceedingly odd crowd of people in this place.
The town of Hazleton is a small Pennsylvania town that has seen better days and it is reflected in almost every corner of the town you look at — buildings are run down, Social Security and unemployment offices seem to dominate and there is the de rigour convenience /​liquor store right across the parking lot from the food stamp office…
That being said, there seemed to be a lot of people in this Wendy’s that were elderly or unemployed eating dollar menu items. The highlight of this though was the youngish couple ahead of us in line where the dude was basically digging away on the ass cheek of the girl. She looked stoned and bored and he looked like he was trying to lance a boil on her ass with his fingers. Not very appealing when you want to order lunch.
We got a baked potato and a burger, ate and got the hell out of there…
Parking around the perimeter.