Over time, this habit becomes second nature. You don’t think about it as a strategy. It’s just part of how you order. And once you notice the difference, it’s hard to go back.
The next time you stop for a coffee, grab a quick lunch, or treat your grandchildren to fries and a milkshake, ask for the receipt. Not because you expect something to go wrong, but because the system works better when it thinks someone is paying attention.
Sometimes the simplest habits deliver the most reliable improvements. And sometimes, better service starts with a question that takes less than three seconds to ask.
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