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Cons of working there:
1. Unhealthy and unsanitary to the point of potentially contracting a once thought eradicated disease since the use of vaccines, but reestablished itself amongst the old filth that never gets cleaned. Okay, okay... I suppose that's a little over exaggerated for a fast food building.

2. The general manager is an intimidating, sexist jerkface, who enjoys acting like either a mean bully, or the complete opposite, so nice that he is infact acting like a creep and subtly flirting at me (smirking) from a distance. I am a teenager. He is a middle aged man, married with 2 kids. All I can ask is wtf?, and oh my god I feel so bad for his children, I wouldn't be surprised if this guy still uses the outdated spanking method as a punishment
One of a managers duties in the workplace is to resolve conflict if and when it arises, so what am I supposed to do when they are the only ones causing it? The only ones I get harassment from!

3. I am more exhausted than I thought a human being could physically get.
This job takes the blood, sweat and tears... my heart and soul, and all the energy storage I have out of me, until there is absolutely nothing left. And after all that they still have the nerve to tell me to go faster.

4. I asked to switch from the strenuous position I was in, onto maybe being trained for the cashier position instead?, and I was rejected the offer. I was told that to be a cashier I would have to be a faster person. Like what? All a cashier has to do is stand there and press buttons on a machine, there's hardly any bodily movement or heavy lifting at all. So dumb.

5. An attempt to contact the human resources department (which I have already tried) will result in not getting a response. Figures...
something tells me they cancelled their service due to recieving an overwhelming number of complaints, because that would honestly not surprise me.

Pros:
1. Money
2. Occasionally a hot boy will come in and order food.
3. More money

If someone is getting bullied and there a crowd laughing at their misery aren't they just as bad too?

They aren't just bystanders standing there and doing nothing (that would be different) but staying there until the bullies are done tormenting their victim. They find it funny. To be honest, even though they aren't doing the direct bullying, I find it just as bad too.

My uncle used to be bullied by 3 guys in his school years; grades 6-9. Whenever it happen, there was a crowd cheering (his classmates) and laughing.