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Input: This happened maybe two years ago with some friends. We went to Sonic for ice cream and slushies before going to a movie. I had ordered the Sonic equivalent to a Reese's blizzard/mcflurry. We all got our stuff and started eating. I realized there was a pretty big crack in my cup that ice cream was dripping out of so I asked for an extra cup to cover it with. Then I realized that there was only one big reese's cup in the middle of the ice cream and it wasn't crunched up or mixed in. (I had only taken like two or three bites at this point.) I tried breaking it up with my spoon but it wasnt working so I went and asked an employee what they could do. They said they would give me a new ice cream and that was fine. I got the second ice cream and again there was just one reese's cup but this time it was cracked in half and put on top. I dug through and that was the only one. At this point I was a little upset because my friends were basically done and I hadn't gotten the Blizzard I ordered, just vanilla ice cream with a piece of candy on top. I asked the employee agai. What was going on and they did they were out of the crushed reeses they usually have and they figured that was okay. Fine, they were improvising. I asked if there was anything else I could get because I didnt really want plain vanilla ice cream and half a candy bar. The manager told me  o as I had already gotten a second ice cream free and I'd have to pay for something else. My friends were pissed at me because I "should be happy they tried to help and I'm making a scene." I wasn't yelling, throwing stuff, or being mean. I just wanted what I paid for. Had I ordered plain vanilla ice cream in a cup, that would be fine. But I paid for a blizzard. I threw the now melted cup of ice cream away and left because it wasnt worth an argument/fight over 2.50. I was pissed though because I ended up getting three bites of mediocre ice cream that I had to pay for.

(I do not think the employee that tried to help me is the asshole in this situation. They were doing their best to make my order correct under non ideal circumstances.)

wanting what I paid for