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> This all strikes me as a passive-aggressive reaction to FUD about homelessness and "out of control cities". No, it is just that very, very few people want to
by lotsofpulp 2y ago
> This all strikes me as a passive-aggressive reaction to FUD about homelessness and "out of control cities".
No, it is just that very, very few people want to clean and repair bathrooms.
I would rather work at a restaurant that has no public bathrooms, so that I never have to clean them. Hence I am willing to work for less compared to a place with public bathrooms, hence my employer has lower labor costs.
Pretty sure that goes for all the keyboard warriors too. It’s pretty well known that almost any job where you have to deal with the general public is worse than a job where you don’t.
- ryandrake 2y agoI worked as a McDonalds janitor when I was a teenager, and I specifically requested it instead of cooking hamburgers. It was actually pretty pleasant. You got to walk around, talk to customers, go outside (to empty the parking lot trash cans) and so on. Yes, the bathrooms were messy, but I cleaned them so often they didn’t really have time to get totally disgusting. Of course nowadays, I bet it’s not a dedicated job, and they make the single person working alone in the store do everything…