Is there really any embarrassment in working at McDonald's?
>requires training up front, not a lot of people pass the tests >work at the biggest fast food enterprise ever to have set foot on planet Earth >has a certain pride to it >work with motivated people just looking to get their shift in and go home >good cuisine, you can even eat pretty much all the leftovers without getting burned >good career path if you are willing to put in the work >help a lot of people with serving them food they like to eat >meet a lot of hot women >because you are so close in the tighly packed kitchen you can easily fondle your colleagues and bond with them >respected by basically all your friends because you can give them extra fries or spit in their food >pretty good pay too
you have weird fetishes op. i can see why mcd's is prestigious to you
Anthony Nguyen
Mcdonalds isnt even that bad as a no skill wagie job, there are definitely worse places to be. But it's a proto meme, and that's not changing anytime soon.
Evan Wright
CZ worked at McDonald's - from Burger Boy to Billionaire.
"CZ was born in Jiangsu, China. Both of his parents were educators; his father, a professor, was labeled a "pro-bourgeois intellect" and temporarily exiled shortly after CZ was born. The family eventually emigrated to Vancouver, Canada, in the late 1980s. As a teenager, CZ pitched in to cover the household expenses, flipping burgers at McDonald's and working overnight shifts at a gas station."
Wage cucking is only tolerable when you don't need to deal with people. I see zero humans in my work day. So I can do whatever the fuck I want so long as at the end of the day it appears I did work. (I rarely do anything)
Mason Nguyen
What do you do?
Leo Cox
Who gives a shit? Save money and invest it (not in this crypto meme).
Grayson Powell
mcd's in china is very different from the rest of the world. it was a fancy sit down place 10 years ago.
Kevin Carter
how much do you make? Im in the same position as you but only make $15/hr
Landon Hughes
in the same boat and all I do is browse biz feelsokayman
Brayden Thomas
Yes, it means you're literally unable to do anything else.
It used to not be so bad. About a generation ago, the fast food industry was filled with better workers. However, the pay has not kept up with demand, so the only people who will work there are people with no other options. I'm talking druggies and deadbeats. Service is terrible at most fast food places nowadays, to the point where I generally avoid them because I don't want to wait half an hour for a burger that looks like it was dipped in grease and thrown against the wall, and half the time they can't even get the order correct.
So yes, at the very least working somewhere like McDonald's carries a stigma, a kind of bad reputation.
William Green
>being a slave is pretty good, right? >More than 3.5 million of us in China, even more in Africa >Certain pride in digging out the metals used in iPhones >Everyone is super motivated, high energy atmosphere. Good bosses help motivate those that aren't >Lots of food, I get rice and chicken every day for free >Housing is free too, never pay rent again! >Good career potential if you can earn a few nickels on the side you can buy yourself out eventually >Helping rich people enjoy their lives really helps me see the big picture >Lots of hot coworkers, and they're well trained by the bosses >Respect from all my fellow slaves because we can always share the extra food rations we get
Grayson Morales
i think it's embarrassing to work at mcdonalds because i find their food disgusting. by working there you are directly supporting and serving the shit to guests who value their lives less than you value your $10/wage mcdonalds job
that being said, i've held crypto for about three years. i don't make many trades. and i'm a damn good poker player.
Charles Gonzalez
the mcdonald's meme is an anachronism from the boomer era where any old retard could secure a cushy middle-class job with no qualifications or experience. To be on minimum wage back then required one to have seriously fucked up at some point. These days, there really shouldn't be any shame in working a job like McDonald's. At least they're working.
Jeremiah Collins
>requires training up front, not a lot of people pass the tests
How many of those who fail to pass the McDonald's test DON'T commit suicide? can't imagine anyone living with that embarrassment
