| | (This
is written entirely tongue-in-cheek. Of course, it's all true, but I
rather enjoy the teasing that my co-workers subject me to-- and I pick
on them plenty, as well-- so I'm not complaining)
Twelve Things I Learned Working in the Fast Food Industry 12: Working a six-hour shift when your brothers are at home playing Guitar Hero is not fun. 11: The store-room has cockroaches. 10: The fry-scooper discriminates against left-handed people. 9: The milkshake machine hates everybody. The lemonade machine is its apprentice. 8: Losing the gullibility is a good idea, as people cheerfully lie to you and then inform you that they were just teasing. 7:
If you move fast and steer around people in your way instead of
dragging your feet and waiting for them to move, you get nicknamed 'The
Tank'. 6:
People you identify and can talk with working with you can be the
difference between a good shift and a bad, boring,
rip-your-eyes-out-rather-than-stay-here shift. 5: Apparently, mimicking unwitting people with strong accents at the drive-through is perfectly normal. 4: It's fun to make the person on headset laugh when they're trying to talk to a customer. 3: Keep your hands busy, even when there's really nothing to do. Otherwise, your bosses will be mad at you for not working. 2: If you check the parking lot alone at night, you'll probably get raped, so it's a good idea to take a 6'4 guy with you. And 1:
If you mention that you enjoy your personal space, you get laughed at
by your co-workers, who then proceed to invade said space and mock you
for the rest of the night. |
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