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Estella 3 year s ago
#3 considering how I am in possession of your food for the foreseeable future, I hope you enjoy the booger I am going to grind into the center of your no cheese cheeseburger and how I am going to hold the lid to your soft drink in the crack of my @$$ before I get there. Tip that.
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Medora 3 year s ago
I feel for food industry workers. Treat people how you'd want to be treated.
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Rose 3 year s ago
Anyone who thinks a fast Food worker is the lowest of low and ‘literally anyone’ can do that job.. Try it. Go stand behind a till in a McDonalds at lunchtime and tell me how easy it is.
The tasks are easy, dealing with the public is anything but.
The tasks are easy, dealing with the public is anything but.
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Bryan 3 year s ago
There are so many @$$holes out there
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ZombieDarwin 3 year s ago
I once worked at our local newspaper. One day I got stuck answering the phone for the circulation department. Mostly the complaints were, "I didn't receive my newspaper", or "my newspaper was thrown where I can't reach it." I'd take their name, address, and phone number, and pass it on to the carrier.
One day, the phone rang, and a very polite young man was on the other end. I took his name and address, and then asked what his complaint was, assuming that his paper hadn't been delivered yet or such. He sounded awfully contrite and apologetic when he told me his complaint.
Him: There's no Dear Abby [an advice columnist] in the paper.
Me: (long pause) I'm sorry, what?
Him: There's no Dear Abby column in today's paper.
Me: (long pause) Okay. And?
Him: That's the only reason I take this paper, is because of the Dear Abby column.
Me: (wondering if somebody is having some fun at my expense) So your complaint is....?
Him: Right, there's no Dear Abby...
Me: ...in today's paper, right.
Him: Right. I take this paper only for the Dear Abby column.
Me: (an avid reader who read the paper from first page to the last) So, the news....?
Him: I get that from larger papers.
Me: (another long pause) All right, I'll fill that out and pass that on.
And so I did. I kept a close eye on the paper for the next several weeks, and darned if the Dear Abby column ran every danged day.
I wish I was making this up.
One day, the phone rang, and a very polite young man was on the other end. I took his name and address, and then asked what his complaint was, assuming that his paper hadn't been delivered yet or such. He sounded awfully contrite and apologetic when he told me his complaint.
Him: There's no Dear Abby [an advice columnist] in the paper.
Me: (long pause) I'm sorry, what?
Him: There's no Dear Abby column in today's paper.
Me: (long pause) Okay. And?
Him: That's the only reason I take this paper, is because of the Dear Abby column.
Me: (wondering if somebody is having some fun at my expense) So your complaint is....?
Him: Right, there's no Dear Abby...
Me: ...in today's paper, right.
Him: Right. I take this paper only for the Dear Abby column.
Me: (an avid reader who read the paper from first page to the last) So, the news....?
Him: I get that from larger papers.
Me: (another long pause) All right, I'll fill that out and pass that on.
And so I did. I kept a close eye on the paper for the next several weeks, and darned if the Dear Abby column ran every danged day.
I wish I was making this up.
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Berney 3 year s ago
reCAPTCHA test 
The tasks are easy, dealing with the public is anything but.
One day, the phone rang, and a very polite young man was on the other end. I took his name and address, and then asked what his complaint was, assuming that his paper hadn't been delivered yet or such. He sounded awfully contrite and apologetic when he told me his complaint.
Him: There's no Dear Abby [an advice columnist] in the paper.
Me: (long pause) I'm sorry, what?
Him: There's no Dear Abby column in today's paper.
Me: (long pause) Okay. And?
Him: That's the only reason I take this paper, is because of the Dear Abby column.
Me: (wondering if somebody is having some fun at my expense) So your complaint is....?
Him: Right, there's no Dear Abby...
Me: ...in today's paper, right.
Him: Right. I take this paper only for the Dear Abby column.
Me: (an avid reader who read the paper from first page to the last) So, the news....?
Him: I get that from larger papers.
Me: (another long pause) All right, I'll fill that out and pass that on.
And so I did. I kept a close eye on the paper for the next several weeks, and darned if the Dear Abby column ran every danged day.
I wish I was making this up.