“At least up until the pandemic hit, there is a 100% chance that you’ve eaten at a restaurant where 1 or 2 of the people directly handling your food were legitimately sick enough that they should have stayed home, but they had to come in to work anyway because they couldn’t get their shift covered and they can’t get a doctor’s note without insurance or the money for a copay.”
better to have pricey and great than pricey and mediocre / sh#t....
great and cheap is highly rare.
#20 When I worked at subway, the bread comes as frozen lengths and we just stuck it in the proffer and then the oven. There was no stretching involved... where did THEY work?