So the hubby sent me out to run and get Taco Bell for dinner tonight because no one wanted to cook. Well, he didn't want to cook. I don't cook. Refuse to and won't. Even with a gun to my head, you couldn't get me to do that crap. So I ran out real quick to grab some tacos and what-not.


I get to the drive-thru and start my order. The guy stops me halfway through and tells me that I will not be able to order some of my order because I must have a minimum number of people in the car with me in order to. I thought the guy was kidding and said "Seriously?"
He said yes, many item on their $0.99 menu hold a strict policy that require the sale of them to have a minimum number of people int he car in order to purchase them. I then asked "Well, I'm just one person in the car but buying for other people and not just myself."
He told me that it was a strict policy and could not sell me the items unless more people were in my car. I told him alright and just continued the rest of my order and then called my hubby to inform him that Taco Bell could not sell me what he wanted from there.
So I took my tacos and came home. It was a very odd adventure. I had no idea Taco Hell was so strict. I think the guy was either:

1. New

or

2. A Douchebag

So needless to say, it was odd and strange. That has never happened to me before and so I was curious to look it up to see if there is any fine print anywhere stating this. All I can say is, gotta love the freakin' backwards state of Florida!