You are describing a literal impossibility as your example, being physically present at the Burger King and McDonald’s at the same time. It’s the very same thi

You are describing a literal impossibility as your example, being physically present at the Burger King and McDonald’s at the same time. It’s the very same thing as say a driver can’t give a passenger a ride for Uber at the same time they are giving a ride for a Lyft passenger. > It's usually not feasible to work for both, because they both might end up scheduling you in the same time slot. You are essentially trying to argue no one Can work 2 jobs because of potential scheduling conflicts. Plenty of people work 2-3 jobs, often times for competitors in the same industry.