Jack In The Box - Texas City

I work at night, so my options for food are super limited on my way home. Two times I went to this place after work (about 4 a.m.) and the staff is out. I work in the industry so that I could not take care of an employee who takes a smoke break, but my question is that they both told me that they are closed by 430. The first time it happened I was not annoyed until I went to Shipleys and on the way back home (about 10 minutes later) they served people in the drive thru. Honestly, it wouldn't matter to wait for them to stop their break, but out there to be several employees just to tell me that the restaurant is closed is annoying.

They had to put my French fries, and I didn't care about it, and they took my orders and the food is cold. Food: 1/5

The intention to pick up an order for floods, and the person in the window had a terrible rude attitude. She told us they hadn't even started eating yet. I asked for a rough estimate when it could be ready and she wouldn't tell me, so I asked if it was 5 or 10 minutes and she certainly said very sarcastic. I asked again and she said 5 minutes and then said or 10 when she locked the window on me. What happened to the customer service? She definitely needs moved

I ordered 6 tacos and I got that. A taco has eaten half. Make sure you eat here.

Whoever the two people were on shift tonight , they were so very kind and I appreciate that so much. It was a lady and a man and both of them spoke with respect, gave a smile the whole time and even loaded us up with the sauce! I appreciate so much for people that are working night shift especially to still carry that much respect and love. Night shift sucks for anyone at any job so it speaks volumes. I appreciate it so much. Those people deserve a raise! Thank you so much to those 2 people and I pray that they receive a blessing soon because they deserve it.Kid-friendliness: The man had on a tag that said something about stopping kid hunger or something and I just thought that was really nice. He chose to wear that pin and I think it was very considerate.