Pathetic Special Backfires in Dros Centurions Face

<p>So as you all know, Dros's all over had their 20 years Birthday Special - R20 for a Burger and Hunters.</p> <p>Well, yesterday (25 May 2016) we decided to try the special at about 16h25pm and to NO surprise, we were shown the road and told that the special is now off due to no more stock. BUT, the funny thing is, the Waiter told us there are burger buns, patties and everything else, its not that they dont have stock, but they cannot use that stock for the sale... so my question is.. IS THE STOCK YOU USE FOR THIS SPECIAL OLD OR SPOILT STOCK THAT YOU ARE TRYING TO GET RID OF because if you can make a normal burger for the normal price, i am SURE you can make that exact burger and sell it on the SPECIAL. I am definitely having Health Inspectors insoect your kitchens and fridges in this case just to be safe :-) but you would rather **** of your clients than keep your word. If i were you, the owner, i would keep the special going and be honest to say when ALL of your stock is finished. Not lie and pretend that its not. This was extremely disspointing as not just are you guys HIGHLY overpriced, you false advertise. False advertising can lead to extremely complicated and dirty court cases and bad situations, specially if you anger the wrong people. The least you can do now, is MAKE SURE the last day of this special which is next Wednesday, that you DELIVER WHAT YOU promise all over facebook and the internet. Saying "While stocks last" is onnly relevant when you have NO other alternative to make burgers and that you have NO stock of any patties, buns or garnish. Would like to hear what the other people who were chased away yesterday, ha to say about this specially when they are loyal clients. Your loss though, Bosvelder and Steers definitely made their money off of your ow ex-clients yesterday. Job well failed! Here is an extract on the "False Adverti*****t Law": False Advertising is: <br />"Any advertising or promotion that misrepresents the nature, characteristics, qualities or geographic origin of goods,services or commercial activities" (Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C.A. § 1125(a)).</p>