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• stronglikedan 1y ago
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  • PsylentKnight 1y ago
    > It's a job for teenagers to get experience It all makes sense now! So that's why all fast food chains are closed from 9-3 on school days
    • ssl-3 1y ago
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      • ShroudedNight 1y ago
        I'm not sure that was the God of Abraham, so much as The Great Caucasian God[1] [1] https://youtu.be/RJiwovX3mNA https://youtu.be/RJiwovX3mNA
        • ssl-3 1y ago
          Oh, my -- that is simply brilliant. Additionally: https://open.spotify.com/track/0YoYJw5URPqnGdOSnpeNnT?si=37a50db658ca4a6d https://open.spotify.com/track/0YoYJw5URPqnGdOSnpeNnT?si=37a...
• thfuran 1y ago
  >There’s nothing wrong with flipping burgers for a living. There is if it relegates you to shitty work environments and doesn’t afford a decent living as is generally the case in the US.
• jrockway 1y ago
  I'm not making a value judgement. I'm saying, how are they going to punish you, as a burger flipper, for not saying their TV commercial tagline? Demote you to burger flipper? That's already your job. So why pay people to build a system to track their metrics, when they realistically have no way of making this happen. Pay people $30/hour and I bet they'll say it every time without software yelling at them. (With the software in place, I have never heard the line "you rule" at Burger King, but I also only go like twice a year. So why write it? It doesn't work.)