Did you ever sit in a really hot car, while waiting for your fast food order?

yup. at least 4 or 5 times every single summer. and our summer average temp is at least 105F im sure..many many times pushing 111F!! and since the a/c crapped out on the car and its too expensive to fix...sit and swelter away is what we do if we dare to want fast food for lunch!

i hate having to go inside to the counter, so i only go through the drive-thrus. but it im willing to sit and sweat in order to not have to deal with even more ppl inside lol!

We have sat in a hot car. Our air conditioner doesn't work and will cost a bundle to fix. I have sat in worse places. Sometimes it helps to go inside, but alot of the time they do the drive thru first.

I rarely ever use the drive through because going inside is often quicker and it certainly doesn't waste gasoline Although I enjoy sitting in a hot car, most people do not. I have been known to just go sit in the car in the driveway where it is very warm in the car and cold outside. I know, I'm weird

If the wait is too long we just go in an get the stuff. That happened at Dairy Queen last June. Such a big, long, line of cars.
We took Gwen out cause she just got her brown belt in Tae Kwon Do.
And it was a hot day so it was busy.

That's the same question that I always ask my girlfriend. Why can't we walk in the burger joint and purchase our orders would be much faster waiting in the car of long line.

i've had a car break down while waiting for an order!
granted it was phoenix and 118 degrees,but at least i finally got my order by the time the tow truck showed up.

I've never understood why people would want to do that. There was a McDonalds where I used too live where people would queue up then eat their meal parked in the car. Why not get out, go inside, ger served faster then eat it in a slightly nicer environment without stinking out your car?

The same people also used to really bug me by just discarding their empty wrappers etc next to the car. The whole place ended up awash with litter and it was so unnecessary as there were bins provided all over the place.