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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All I can ask is wtf?, and oh my god I feel so bad for his children, I wouldn't be surprised if this guy still uses the outdated spanking method as a punishment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