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This escalated FAST… At the drive-thru, a customer asks for a smoothie to be blended longer. The employee snaps, refusing and closing the window. Voices rise, phones come out, and the line stalls. What started as a small request turns into a heated standoff, who’s actually in the wrong here?

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