asks when we open drops a $10 uses one of our names laughs at message on cup asks about summer berry “i asked for a different drink” “what type of teas do you have” mobile order from Manas asks about/for yuna asks when we close “i asked for this hot/iced” asks for dark roast after 10am mentions yesterday’s fiasco asks for something discontinued “i asked for a different size” drops a $20 “extra extra hot” mentions the wedding iced matcha no ice asks for a previous receipt flossy sighting asks what the sizes look like asks for sandwich marked “out of stock” complains about prices asks when we open drops a $10 uses one of our names laughs at message on cup asks about summer berry “i asked for a different drink” “what type of teas do you have” mobile order from Manas asks about/for yuna asks when we close “i asked for this hot/iced” asks for dark roast after 10am mentions yesterday’s fiasco asks for something discontinued “i asked for a different size” drops a $20 “extra extra hot” mentions the wedding iced matcha no ice asks for a previous receipt flossy sighting asks what the sizes look like asks for sandwich marked “out of stock” complains about prices
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
asks when we open
drops a $10
uses one of our names
laughs at message on cup
asks about summer berry
“i asked for a different drink”
“what type of teas do you have”
mobile order from Manas
asks about/for yuna
asks when we close
“i asked for this hot/iced”
asks for dark roast after 10am
mentions yesterday’s fiasco
asks for something discontinued
“i asked for a different size”
drops a $20
“extra extra hot”
mentions the wedding
iced matcha no ice
asks for a previous receipt
flossy sighting
asks what the sizes look like
asks for sandwich marked “out of stock”
complains about prices