Customer1: “So you’re not taking Apple Pay?”
Employee: “There’s an issue with our machine. It’s not connecting to Apple. We tried calling tech support and we just can’t get it going. So, we are unable to accept Apple Pay at this time.”
Customer99: “So you’re not taking Apple Pay?”
Employee: “nah.”
I believe this would be the work of the idiot who carries a marker to write on bathroom walls.
I think too many people didn’t understand what “unable” meant lol
They should have crossed out (un) at least
When you ask someone dumb to proof read for you.
Don’t don’t bother Luke
They want to be doubly sure. They hate apple pay
Wendy’s patrons may simply be unable to process that word so they felt the need to clarify with obfuscation.
“We are not to accept Apple Pay payments at this time”
Don’t, don’t bother Luke, got it.
Double negative. They’re happily accepting Apple Pay!
not – unable = able
Me fail English? That’s unpossible!
I’m reading this in Borat’s voice.
“Apple Pay = No way” is probably the best way to phrase this
Just print 🚫 over the Apple Pay logo on a full page
Aren’t you not entertained!?
Think “NO Apple Pay” would’ve sufficed
Too many big words for average drive through customs. They should have said : Apple Pay not work!
*5 minute rant about double negatives*
“Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
Circle slash the Apple Pay icon. Done. No English required
How signs work in public:
Customer1: “So you’re not taking Apple Pay?”
Employee: “There’s an issue with our machine. It’s not connecting to Apple. We tried calling tech support and we just can’t get it going. So, we are unable to accept Apple Pay at this time.”
Customer99: “So you’re not taking Apple Pay?”
Employee: “nah.”
I think they want to change the un in unable to not. So they are **notable** to accept apple pay payments at this time.
Working in retail, I can say 100% that people are too dumb to understand what “unable” means so they added what the definition is to the sign