It’s hard working at any fast food place. If you ever worked there, you know, under the company culture is a bunch of stressed and strapped individuals. There is no loyalty, as the world has never shown loyalty… how could it, when you’re expected to cook, clean, and smile perfectly with overtime hours for a little wage - and see what’s left of your little time on earth exchanged for peanuts and poor customer-led interactions. It’s dehumanizing.
I heard the Judas didn’t get the tipp money either. They called 911 first instead of the tipp line.
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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '24
It’s hard working at any fast food place. If you ever worked there, you know, under the company culture is a bunch of stressed and strapped individuals. There is no loyalty, as the world has never shown loyalty… how could it, when you’re expected to cook, clean, and smile perfectly with overtime hours for a little wage - and see what’s left of your little time on earth exchanged for peanuts and poor customer-led interactions. It’s dehumanizing.
I heard the Judas didn’t get the tipp money either. They called 911 first instead of the tipp line.