Burger King
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34943 Newark Blvd, Newark, CA 94560

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Raymond M.

12/28/2015

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Hello. I have been a customer of Burger King for some time now and have really not had any problems with your restaurant chain. Lately, I have been encountering incompetent workers as to where when there is a WiFi problem usually someone goes to the back, checks on the situation and the WiFi is corrected.

Well in Newark, CA Ardenwood, between two managers and a younger population which is supposed to be computer literate, no one is able to find the router to reset the system, leaving customers without a service offered. Has if it is not bad enough not having outlets for the public's many mobile devices(like McDonald's per say).

I had hoped to go to Burger King and watch a Web seminar but I guess Starbucks would be more of an intellectually competent environment for that. All I'm saying is if customers come first and you offer a free service. I would think, the service would be to attract new customers as well as not make the place empty showing other people that it's a fun social place to eat and for networking or charging your devices, surfing the net, whatever the option, I wasn't given that option. I do not know if it was racial or economic being that I am an African American gentleman. All I know is I hope somewhere in society someone does something for everyone's improvement and human existence. Perhaps classes on humanity should be given to those who are without basic caring for others . Especially with the new year coming up. Don't do the same or be the same, Improve. Thanks

Sincerely, Raymond Mears