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I just wanted to comment on the photos of the sonic drive-thru, with the sign that basically shames their employees. "People don't want to work." No, people don
by betwixthewires 6y ago
I just wanted to comment on the photos of the sonic drive-thru, with the sign that basically shames their employees. "People don't want to work." No, people don't want to work for sonic, a company that pays its car hops tip wages and then leaves no mechanism to tip with a card in their unnecessary touch screen kiosks, a company that charges extra for ketchup. Imagine getting paid 2.15 an hour to hear the 10th person today complain about having to ask for ketchup with their fries, and only getting tips on cash purchases, something exceedingly rare. I've never worked for this company, I never would, nobody should, and I can't wait to hear the impending news that the company is filing bankruptcy, I will throw a party.
Beyond that, there's too much noise in this article about "capitalism" and "BIPOC" and in reality what's happening is a job market going back to normal, where people actually have options, rather than the extended "recovery" of the great recession where people had none.