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McDonalds' customers aren't happy then? I remember I used to be happy before going, being at, and leaving McDonalds when I was a kid. I'm sure the staff had a t
by jdavis703 10y ago
McDonalds' customers aren't happy then? I remember I used to be happy before going, being at, and leaving McDonalds when I was a kid. I'm sure the staff had a totally different attitude before going, being at, and leaving work though.
- Clubber 10y agoHow about now? The only reason my parents were happy taking me to McDonalds is because I was happy to be at McDonalds. I was the customer, my parents were the employees, and McDonalds was just a facilitator. I have a kid. She loves going to McDonalds. No matter how miserable a person is at work, interacting with a happy and excited kid usually makes them feel, or at least act, a little better. The funny thing is she doesn't even eat the food. I would complain and tell her to eat McDonalds food, then I realized what a bad idea that was. She likes the experience, playground, and the happy meal toys. So, I guess the point is, at McDonalds, when you are a kid, the miserable employees either act or feel less miserable because you're an excited kid. It's kind of a strange exception. Chuck E. Cheese is another example that is similar. Good God, that place is hell on Earth.