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It's the opposite of restaurants, usually they don't let their staff eat leftovers.
by wiradikusuma 1y ago
It's the opposite of restaurants, usually they don't let their staff eat leftovers.
- bravetraveler 1y agoInstead: a discount for what you unloaded from the frozen truck last week... and just cooked
- spookie 1y agoRestaurant staff usually eats before service, no? At least where I'm from.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 1y agoThis must be a high end/low end thing. When I worked at a family diner, it was a free for all on the buffet leftovers which could not be recycled for the following day.
- zahlman 1y agoFrom what I've seen, it's totally ordinary for "sandwich artists" to prepare lunch for themselves from the ingredients on display.
- valiant55 1y agoI see both sides because you don't want staff intentionally making "mistakes" just to get some food but I worked for almost a decade in restaurants and only McDonald's didnt let you eat the food.
- GuinansEyebrows 1y agodepends on how close to the bus/dish position you are. i used to eat leftover tiramisu from the bus tub all the time when i washed dishes at an italian restaurant. ...not that i would do that today, but i was poor, and it was good :)
- snvzz 1y agoIf anything, the rodent staff will. Crows will also help themselves.