Fast food is so disrespected it’s messed up. I always try to be super nice or chill to give the workers a damn break and give them hope that not every customer has to be shitty and disrespectful
me2, I have experienced too many times where the customer has been a total shit just bec they had to wait a little longer or some other small inconveniences, its messed up really
Lowkey I've seen a change in society about this. I rarely see Karen freakouts now. I think the vast majority of people have come to the conclusion that we're all just trying to survive and get through the day.
I always tell people to not mess with the fast food worker if they did nothing to you because they have your food and people always do and tell certain people to shut up and stop being stupid.
I’ve never worked fast food. But a piece of advice for new adults looking for work. The difficulty of a job does not correspond to your pay. My first job was 12 an hour and I thought it paid so little because it was relatively easy. But since I’ve had jobs for 15-17+ that are significantly easier and more enjoyable. Like don’t settle for low paying jobs as your first because you think it will be an easy entry into working. Genuinely there isn’t always a massive gulf in difficulty between 12-17 dollars an hour. It’s just specific to that company, what it makes, and what they are willing to pay. Take your time and find something that pays well, that you enjoy to some extent, or something you could sustain in the long term. My brother has a saying, find a job you can get excited about for the money, or excited about for the work you do. Don’t settle for anything in that in between.
I'll cosign for your brother...I've had numerous jobs in numerous fields...I always ended up feeling bored, not needed, or any other negative thought or feeling. 2 years ago I took a major career change..I looked towards the maritime industry sector, more specifically a naval contractor. I perform work on US naval warships that are currently in drydock. Now the scope of work can vary, but the knowledge is what I pursue. Look, is dont get paid much...I make $21 an hour, i work my full 40, i get OT when needed, 11 paid federal holidays, 56 hours sick time at the start of the year, and occasionally I get the privilege and opportunity to travel for work ( national and international ). The best thing in my mind, is that everyday feels new, my work is actually making a contribution, I feel valued, the depth of the knowledge pool is deep. Find something that resonates with your soul, then it's not a job.
I did a construction job for one day while working at a temp agency. That day was the worst job day I ever experienced. There were 3 bosses and one of them had the biggest power trip you’ve ever seen. Im talking about whistling at me like a dog to get my attention, questioning what Im doing when another boss allowed me to grab a drink from my car. Absolutely rude demeanor in general. Its that job that makes me appreciate my current job even though its in retail.
@ Maybe. I did another construction job with a super chill boss and he told me there are a lot of guys on a power trip in the construction field so that experience made more sense to me after hearing that
Working at a fast food restaurant for a year mentally broke me. The work itself was easy but the constant insults by rude boomers and the toxic crew trying to shift the blame on each other when shit hit the fan. I learned that society is disgusting and evil with zero respect or kindness when I worked there. I was a cashier but if a cook made the order wrong id get verbally abused by strangers every single day. I felt like I lost my dignity and self respect.
Most food service is like that in general because everyone sees it as below them. Yet I’ve met the same boomers and old heads swearing they could do better be on their phones the whole time at the job
Really? Damn. I always hear people next door building houses talking shit or looking down on me when I go outside to do work at my own house. Damn do they want to see my south or something else too? Because I may do that.😂.
@@Stanley-e1g my foreman called me a r*tarded b*tch because I couldn’t do what he did for over 15 years roofing and waterproofing, I was only 22 and it was my first time being in construction. There was another time where I cut my hand open pretty bad and I was gushing blood from it, I wasn’t going to die or anything but it was making a mess all over my PPE and work area, my foreman saw and just said “That’s what you get for being a dumb*ss” (Censoring is stupid but I’ll get shadow banned if I don’t)
This is a pretty interesting perspective you shared and I am glad to have heard it, we should certainly recognize the skill that it takes to work in fast food and show these people some respect, because you're right, they could just be bums sitting at home doing nothing. But tbh I liked my time at Walmart, I think its just because I had this one coworker who was really diligent and he motived me to be the same. When we would work together, the work would be completed so fast that a good part of our shift would be spent playing uno online lol.
Lets gooo we got McDonalds lore. Working in fast food is really not bad at all, I've been working at Dominos as a delivery driver for 4 years now on and off. I've been to many different stores across two states and they're all different, some definitely better than others in terms of money and personnel. But you really feel for the workers at other restaurants and such when you've experienced it yourself on the other side. I'd say Dominos is a pretty good deal if you have a car you don't care about much and like getting tips, it pays really well if the store you work at is in a rich area. I'm gonna have a video talking about some of my craziest Dominos experiences soon and I'm excited to talk about it haha, great video bro!
Thank you man! Yeah Fast Food isn't too bad. you just gotta be mentally prepared and I get more toxic karens on my UA-cam than my own McDonalds gig lmao
Theres no reason to ever shame anyone who works at a fast food restaurant. You never know who they might become. Also for me if all goes bad, I’ll just go back to door to door sales. I could sell either solar or sell new roofing, but as of now I took time off so I can really build my own business, and sports betting. I know it’s a super unorthodox way to make money but I’ve been able to turn just $100 into 5 thousand in an about a month. I follow a certain strategy and if it continues to go this well I’m honestly just sticking to this and my own business. I really love the fact that I can make money on my phone and not answer to anyone. I don’t even care about being rich right now I just want to make money on my own terms.
So are you gonna pitch your winning system like themose stock trading gurus? There's way more money in convincing people you know how to make easy money than there is in actual easy money
@ Nah I’d rather just keep to myself instead of having a bunch of kids on my discord server asking me questions all damn day and they’ll quit as soon as it gets hard anyway
"If you have to go to work, you already lost." Exactly, if you aren't a millionaire or wealthy oligarch, you lost. There is no need to shit on a 18-25 year old for working the easy fast food jobs.
"fast food is only for kids" ok then whos gonna run it during school hours then lol. all work is valid and shouldnt be looked down upon. ppl look down on trash men but will only be thankful and respectul for them once their trash starts piling up. or when the grocery shelves start end up being empty like during covid. its an important thing to understand as you age.
I used to work for fast food restaurants in my teens into my early 20s. Do the grunt work then, because it pays off when you get older and may have some "bumps" along the road (i.e. early retirement, sickness, family, etc.). Once in a while, you will get great offers of better work and/or employer want to promote you after working for them for years.
I was a manager at McDonald’s for a year and worked there for 3 years from age 16-19, it taught me a lot about life and working and now I’m a college intern at a large power company for my state but I gotta say enjoy McDonald’s/ fast food type jobs while you can there’s so much energy and fun you can have with them and there’s plenty of time to work a corporate job later, good video
People from all walks of life eat and rely on fast food restaurants. Blue collar, white collar, and even the president of the United States go to these places, so they're definitely more important than people give credit to.
I am a general manager for a small family owned fast food company in the Midwest. We currently have 6 locations with 3 more opening this year. I oversee 3 locations. My salary is 75k. I dropped out of high school. I'm currently 31 yrs old.
Yeah the worst part of working in fast food is the customers. Most of the time it was okay but every so often you would get those people that get so angry because you made a mistake. Idk why people get so angry over something like that but that was definitely my least favorite part of that
I have to say, I worked fast food 10 years ago, and it was the worst job ive ever had. I've done retail (yes, Wall-Fart), construction, sales, IT, and was even a mechanic for a while. With that being said, I'm always extra nice to people working fast food because I couldn't do it. And your job should mean something to you, like find something you enjoy doing, because most of your time will be spent there. For me, that's just not cooking.
People at fast food places tend to be more pleasant coworkers than at sit down places. I'm guessing it's a nepotism thing at the sit down places where the owner feels obligated to employ some shitty family member who can't hold a job anywhere else cuz of their behavior
working at fast food isnt the problem, it's the pay. You cannot afford to pay the rent on minimum wage or near minimum wage in this day and age when a dozen eggs cost 6 dollars at Aldi and when places like Walmart are only paying 14 an hour in michigan which is poverty level, and these places don't want to give you full time because that means they have to give you paid time off, benefits, health insurance and other stuff. I would love to work at fast food but you can't live off these jobs like you use to back in the days
Working at fast food does suck because like you stated in the video people are so disrespectful to fast food workers. I don't get it at all. I worked at a taco bell and I did love the food I drank so much baja blast and it made me get terrible cramps. I dealt with angry customers all the time mad that they got cheese on their $1.50 taco and stupid shit like that. I even had a customer throw their shitty underwear on the floor in the bathroom. I said I don't get paid enough to clean that up. Haha made the new kid clean it that always would hide in the bathroom whenever we got busy and play on his phone. He later got fired for it
Damn that's wild! This McDonald's I work at isn't too bad. The management is actually nice to everyone. I'll definitely be looking for something better in the future but I don't mind the actual labor and I learned to just get the manager and let them deal with the customers 😂
I’m lucky to have a job at KFC Australia, The work is way more dirty then you think especially if you work back but at least customers are nicer then I’ve seen in American videos.
i dont mind working at fastfood if i can only work in the back as a cook but other than that, i'd rather avoid anything with customer services unless its retail but im more of a general labor kinda guy when it comes to the workforce
I also worked at McDonalds for 4 month it can be very stressful but overall it isnt that bad now im working in a grocery store the worst part at McDonalds was when tourist wanted something to order but they could not one word english😅
I've worked at McDonald's before and unfortunately, I am likely going to have to go back to Fast food because of the job market and my own mistakes. Fast food is hard work, but I'm at the point where income is better than no income.
I have to respectfully disagree. I was working drive thru at Wendy’s for a year and It was the worst job experience of all time. You have to take orders, make the drinks/ice cream, while taking the change of the person who’s in front of you. One time some woman left without her card like she didn’t wait for me to give it back she just got her food and drove off. The next day she tried to blame me saying i didn’t give her the card back. My manager even said i was in the right but it doesn’t matter because “the customer is always right.” There is no skill bro you just have to have ADHD like me. If you need the job for the time you should do it but even the assistant manager told me it was not worth it. 😅😅
I've been socksually ah salted working at fast food in front of customers and coworkers, HR knew too and did nothing But I'm just being me who's just 1 person
I don’t want to sound like a douche but my old Wendy’s manager used to be on my ass and he’s like 56. I quit and when i went back a year later I looked completely different and was on another level already. Next time he saw me he couldn’t even believe it was me. Most these people have been there for so long and if ur happy it doesn’t matter but most of them AREN’T.
@@jadenfarquhar I have an online business that brings in $$$$ per month. And appreciation from a family member isn't enough for me to go sell over 160 hours of my time per month, for the ~18 months the business' revenue was lower than the expenses (all of the expenses were my money). I used that time to get in shape and learn web development to the level of an amateur. Even if I just exercised without getting any skill, it would still be so much better than the pay from an entry level job, where I'd be forced to lose my health, and have no time for myself left. Also, I'm extremely introverted, during the mandatory army service, I was suffering the entire time because I had to be with people 24/7, and I actually managed to legally leave early, which is not that easy in my country. So I knew that for me, a job is out of the question. I went to uni for 5 months to chill + figure out what I was going to do (I knew uni/job wasn't an option for ME)(uni in my country is cheap), and I found the business idea which perfectly works for me, genuinely 10/10. So yeah, why would someone like me work for a shit wage? My dad/uncle don't seem to realize that this is infinitely better than working for slightly above minimum wage and investing some of it into sp500, but losing my soul, even if CURRENTLY my bank balance + investing portfolio value combined is lower than it could've been if I'd been getting paychecks. That won't even be the case in around 3-5 years, because business income increases the more you work on the business, UNLIKE A JOB. Also I have a ton of free time to further improve my health and webdev skills, WHICH I AM DOING.
Never work fast food. Whats wrong with you? You are literally standing the whole god damn day, picking up trash, having your manager scream at you for being late with the god damn food, and a queue of ungrateful and disrespectful customers who will cry about their fries not having enough salt.
Our society is now completely illusioned that we need more tech guys and nerds who do IT jobs, and everyone wants to be a content creator or have a white collar job. We had a huge paradigm shift since 2007-ish, as this was the year when tech-releated stuff started to boom, while trades and food industry became the jobs "stupid people" do, and the general consciousness is that we have to look down on people in this sphere. Nerds back then were the underdogs, and now they are the ones who are the higher ups, who think the world needs more white collars, crappy gadgets, smarphone apps, and codemonkeys. The world does not need more meme STEM degrees, and yes the world DOES need more burger flippers, farmers, and tradesmen.
Fast food is so disrespected it’s messed up. I always try to be super nice or chill to give the workers a damn break and give them hope that not every customer has to be shitty and disrespectful
me2, I have experienced too many times where the customer has been a total shit just bec they had to wait a little longer or some other small inconveniences, its messed up really
Lowkey I've seen a change in society about this. I rarely see Karen freakouts now. I think the vast majority of people have come to the conclusion that we're all just trying to survive and get through the day.
I always tell people to not mess with the fast food worker if they did nothing to you because they have your food and people always do and tell certain people to shut up and stop being stupid.
I’ve never worked fast food. But a piece of advice for new adults looking for work. The difficulty of a job does not correspond to your pay. My first job was 12 an hour and I thought it paid so little because it was relatively easy. But since I’ve had jobs for 15-17+ that are significantly easier and more enjoyable. Like don’t settle for low paying jobs as your first because you think it will be an easy entry into working. Genuinely there isn’t always a massive gulf in difficulty between 12-17 dollars an hour. It’s just specific to that company, what it makes, and what they are willing to pay. Take your time and find something that pays well, that you enjoy to some extent, or something you could sustain in the long term.
My brother has a saying, find a job you can get excited about for the money, or excited about for the work you do. Don’t settle for anything in that in between.
I'll cosign for your brother...I've had numerous jobs in numerous fields...I always ended up feeling bored, not needed, or any other negative thought or feeling. 2 years ago I took a major career change..I looked towards the maritime industry sector, more specifically a naval contractor. I perform work on US naval warships that are currently in drydock. Now the scope of work can vary, but the knowledge is what I pursue.
Look, is dont get paid much...I make $21 an hour, i work my full 40, i get OT when needed, 11 paid federal holidays, 56 hours sick time at the start of the year, and occasionally I get the privilege and opportunity to travel for work ( national and international ). The best thing in my mind, is that everyday feels new, my work is actually making a contribution, I feel valued, the depth of the knowledge pool is deep.
Find something that resonates with your soul, then it's not a job.
every time I eat at a fast food place, I go out of my way to be very grateful for their service, no matter what happens
And we love customers like you!
Commenting to give attention to this positive energy
I did a construction job for one day while working at a temp agency. That day was the worst job day I ever experienced. There were 3 bosses and one of them had the biggest power trip you’ve ever seen. Im talking about whistling at me like a dog to get my attention, questioning what Im doing when another boss allowed me to grab a drink from my car. Absolutely rude demeanor in general. Its that job that makes me appreciate my current job even though its in retail.
to be fair there are bosses like this at retail and fast food. It sounds like you may have just gotten an unusually bad job.
@ Maybe. I did another construction job with a super chill boss and he told me there are a lot of guys on a power trip in the construction field so that experience made more sense to me after hearing that
Working at a fast food restaurant for a year mentally broke me. The work itself was easy but the constant insults by rude boomers and the toxic crew trying to shift the blame on each other when shit hit the fan. I learned that society is disgusting and evil with zero respect or kindness when I worked there. I was a cashier but if a cook made the order wrong id get verbally abused by strangers every single day. I felt like I lost my dignity and self respect.
Most food service is like that in general because everyone sees it as below them. Yet I’ve met the same boomers and old heads swearing they could do better be on their phones the whole time at the job
I’d rather do fast food than construction again, shit was so toxic
Construction is fast food attitude with harder work on top its ghey
What's a good example?
You got hired in fast food? I'm 43 and i never got hired ever, I would take construction over fast food
Really? Damn. I always hear people next door building houses talking shit or looking down on me when I go outside to do work at my own house. Damn do they want to see my south or something else too? Because I may do that.😂.
@@Stanley-e1g my foreman called me a r*tarded b*tch because I couldn’t do what he did for over 15 years roofing and waterproofing, I was only 22 and it was my first time being in construction. There was another time where I cut my hand open pretty bad and I was gushing blood from it, I wasn’t going to die or anything but it was making a mess all over my PPE and work area, my foreman saw and just said “That’s what you get for being a dumb*ss”
(Censoring is stupid but I’ll get shadow banned if I don’t)
This is a pretty interesting perspective you shared and I am glad to have heard it, we should certainly recognize the skill that it takes to work in fast food and show these people some respect, because you're right, they could just be bums sitting at home doing nothing.
But tbh I liked my time at Walmart, I think its just because I had this one coworker who was really diligent and he motived me to be the same. When we would work together, the work would be completed so fast that a good part of our shift would be spent playing uno online lol.
Lets gooo we got McDonalds lore. Working in fast food is really not bad at all, I've been working at Dominos as a delivery driver for 4 years now on and off. I've been to many different stores across two states and they're all different, some definitely better than others in terms of money and personnel. But you really feel for the workers at other restaurants and such when you've experienced it yourself on the other side. I'd say Dominos is a pretty good deal if you have a car you don't care about much and like getting tips, it pays really well if the store you work at is in a rich area. I'm gonna have a video talking about some of my craziest Dominos experiences soon and I'm excited to talk about it haha, great video bro!
Thank you man! Yeah Fast Food isn't too bad. you just gotta be mentally prepared and I get more toxic karens on my UA-cam than my own McDonalds gig lmao
@@AmaryxGamesYT that's crazyyy haha UA-cam is the real fast food restaurant
Theres no reason to ever shame anyone who works at a fast food restaurant. You never know who they might become. Also for me if all goes bad, I’ll just go back to door to door sales. I could sell either solar or sell new roofing, but as of now I took time off so I can really build my own business, and sports betting. I know it’s a super unorthodox way to make money but I’ve been able to turn just $100 into 5 thousand in an about a month. I follow a certain strategy and if it continues to go this well I’m honestly just sticking to this and my own business. I really love the fact that I can make money on my phone and not answer to anyone. I don’t even care about being rich right now I just want to make money on my own terms.
So are you gonna pitch your winning system like themose stock trading gurus? There's way more money in convincing people you know how to make easy money than there is in actual easy money
@ Nah I’d rather just keep to myself instead of having a bunch of kids on my discord server asking me questions all damn day and they’ll quit as soon as it gets hard anyway
The Auto Repair business is like this too. A lot of people assume you’re dishonest because of all the other scummy shops that rip people off.
So true. I live in Brazil and I also got rejected from a lot of "easy jobs" like supermarket. You speak really well, keep up with the videos
"If you have to go to work, you already lost." Exactly, if you aren't a millionaire or wealthy oligarch, you lost. There is no need to shit on a 18-25 year old for working the easy fast food jobs.
It really depends on the management and your other coworkers. Dealing with customers is terrible though.
"fast food is only for kids" ok then whos gonna run it during school hours then lol. all work is valid and shouldnt be looked down upon. ppl look down on trash men but will only be thankful and respectul for them once their trash starts piling up. or when the grocery shelves start end up being empty like during covid. its an important thing to understand as you age.
I used to work for fast food restaurants in my teens into my early 20s. Do the grunt work then, because it pays off when you get older and may have some "bumps" along the road (i.e. early retirement, sickness, family, etc.). Once in a while, you will get great offers of better work and/or employer want to promote you after working for them for years.
Preach brother. Don’t let no one or nothing rob you of your peace & joy in life! Keep pushing!!
from my experience all food service jobs are the same, all that matters is not having the shitty manager for your shift that day and its pretty chill
I was a manager at McDonald’s for a year and worked there for 3 years from age 16-19, it taught me a lot about life and working and now I’m a college intern at a large power company for my state but I gotta say enjoy McDonald’s/ fast food type jobs while you can there’s so much energy and fun you can have with them and there’s plenty of time to work a corporate job later, good video
working fast food is a living hell
I completely agree 👍
Youre doing good work trying to destigmatize these jobs. Thank you.
A job like that will give you stories and life experience. People take that for granted completely
The first job I worked was at Sonic Drive In. And man, I gotta say I'm glad I did. I have the utmost respect for all fast food workers!
I worked at McDonald from 2001 through 2005 at age 17 to 21.
People from all walks of life eat and rely on fast food restaurants.
Blue collar, white collar, and even the president of the United States go to these places, so they're definitely more important than people give credit to.
I just want to say dude, i love your videos. You have a great personality. ❤
I am a general manager for a small family owned fast food company in the Midwest. We currently have 6 locations with 3 more opening this year. I oversee 3 locations. My salary is 75k. I dropped out of high school. I'm currently 31 yrs old.
hire me bro where in the midwest?
Yeah the worst part of working in fast food is the customers. Most of the time it was okay but every so often you would get those people that get so angry because you made a mistake. Idk why people get so angry over something like that but that was definitely my least favorite part of that
I have to say, I worked fast food 10 years ago, and it was the worst job ive ever had. I've done retail (yes, Wall-Fart), construction, sales, IT, and was even a mechanic for a while.
With that being said, I'm always extra nice to people working fast food because I couldn't do it. And your job should mean something to you, like find something you enjoy doing, because most of your time will be spent there. For me, that's just not cooking.
People at fast food places tend to be more pleasant coworkers than at sit down places. I'm guessing it's a nepotism thing at the sit down places where the owner feels obligated to employ some shitty family member who can't hold a job anywhere else cuz of their behavior
working at fast food isnt the problem, it's the pay. You cannot afford to pay the rent on minimum wage or near minimum wage in this day and age when a dozen eggs cost 6 dollars at Aldi and when places like Walmart are only paying 14 an hour in michigan which is poverty level, and these places don't want to give you full time because that means they have to give you paid time off, benefits, health insurance and other stuff. I would love to work at fast food but you can't live off these jobs like you use to back in the days
True, I stay in Metro Detroit & it has gotten expensive here lately
I’m a fast food worker and most of the customers are very nice and patient towards to me
I’m 48 back when I was 18 I worked in fast food for a month. I swore to never go back to it.
my first job was fast food coworkers were chill some of em rest were chill fast food jobs pay too low and aint a real career
Been working ff for 8+ years now
Working at fast food does suck because like you stated in the video people are so disrespectful to fast food workers. I don't get it at all. I worked at a taco bell and I did love the food I drank so much baja blast and it made me get terrible cramps. I dealt with angry customers all the time mad that they got cheese on their $1.50 taco and stupid shit like that. I even had a customer throw their shitty underwear on the floor in the bathroom. I said I don't get paid enough to clean that up. Haha made the new kid clean it that always would hide in the bathroom whenever we got busy and play on his phone. He later got fired for it
Damn that's wild! This McDonald's I work at isn't too bad. The management is actually nice to everyone. I'll definitely be looking for something better in the future but I don't mind the actual labor and I learned to just get the manager and let them deal with the customers 😂
I make $18.30/hr at Wegmans
I have an interview there tomorrow, $15.50 in PA for pizza cook lol
I’m lucky to have a job at KFC Australia, The work is way more dirty then you think especially if you work back but at least customers are nicer then I’ve seen in American videos.
I never succeed in any interview. Even so I've been off the job market for years. I'm trying to contribute in my own way, though failing greatly.
i dont mind working at fastfood if i can only work in the back as a cook but other than that, i'd rather avoid anything with customer services unless its retail but im more of a general labor kinda guy when it comes to the workforce
I also worked at McDonalds for 4 month it can be very stressful but overall it isnt that bad now im working in a grocery store the worst part at McDonalds was when tourist wanted something to order but they could not one word english😅
I've worked at McDonald's before and unfortunately, I am likely going to have to go back to Fast food because of the job market and my own mistakes. Fast food is hard work, but I'm at the point where income is better than no income.
I feel that that was exactly me. I come from a warehouse and it made me appreciate fast food jobs a lot more! I like my job for what it is :)
@@AmaryxGamesYTfast food vs warehouse, what you think is better?
You may have a point because i heard people working at those jobs for years like 20-30 years and no wonder.
I worked in fast food . Hard work. Never again
I have to respectfully disagree. I was working drive thru at Wendy’s for a year and It was the worst job experience of all time. You have to take orders, make the drinks/ice cream, while taking the change of the person who’s in front of you. One time some woman left without her card like she didn’t wait for me to give it back she just got her food and drove off. The next day she tried to blame me saying i didn’t give her the card back. My manager even said i was in the right but it doesn’t matter because “the customer is always right.” There is no skill bro you just have to have ADHD like me. If you need the job for the time you should do it but even the assistant manager told me it was not worth it. 😅😅
I work at chick fa la for a living and it's actually the best job I've had in awhile believe it or not
I've been socksually ah salted working at fast food in front of customers and coworkers, HR knew too and did nothing
But I'm just being me who's just 1 person
I think pursing beaing a red room manger on dark net is not paying off, I don't even know how to get on dark net
UA-cam Algorithm brought me to your UA-cam Channel
I don’t want to sound like a douche but my old Wendy’s manager used to be on my ass and he’s like 56. I quit and when i went back a year later I looked completely different and was on another level already. Next time he saw me he couldn’t even believe it was me. Most these people have been there for so long and if ur happy it doesn’t matter but most of them AREN’T.
My take is that if you don't need a job to literally survive (you can live with a family member rent free, for example), don't go to a job. Any.
I imagine that family member would appreciate if you worked somewhere to chip in
@@jadenfarquhar I have an online business that brings in $$$$ per month. And appreciation from a family member isn't enough for me to go sell over 160 hours of my time per month, for the ~18 months the business' revenue was lower than the expenses (all of the expenses were my money). I used that time to get in shape and learn web development to the level of an amateur. Even if I just exercised without getting any skill, it would still be so much better than the pay from an entry level job, where I'd be forced to lose my health, and have no time for myself left. Also, I'm extremely introverted, during the mandatory army service, I was suffering the entire time because I had to be with people 24/7, and I actually managed to legally leave early, which is not that easy in my country. So I knew that for me, a job is out of the question. I went to uni for 5 months to chill + figure out what I was going to do (I knew uni/job wasn't an option for ME)(uni in my country is cheap), and I found the business idea which perfectly works for me, genuinely 10/10.
So yeah, why would someone like me work for a shit wage? My dad/uncle don't seem to realize that this is infinitely better than working for slightly above minimum wage and investing some of it into sp500, but losing my soul, even if CURRENTLY my bank balance + investing portfolio value combined is lower than it could've been if I'd been getting paychecks. That won't even be the case in around 3-5 years, because business income increases the more you work on the business, UNLIKE A JOB. Also I have a ton of free time to further improve my health and webdev skills, WHICH I AM DOING.
Jeff bezos started at McDonald’s I believe
Oh really that's awesome!
Fast food sucks but, warehouse is 100 times worse.
Never work fast food. Whats wrong with you? You are literally standing the whole god damn day, picking up trash, having your manager scream at you for being late with the god damn food, and a queue of ungrateful and disrespectful customers who will cry about their fries not having enough salt.
This is the toxic stigma I'm talking about lol it's better than no income.
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Add more Time.
Our society is now completely illusioned that we need more tech guys and nerds who do IT jobs, and everyone wants to be a content creator or have a white collar job. We had a huge paradigm shift since 2007-ish, as this was the year when tech-releated stuff started to boom, while trades and food industry became the jobs "stupid people" do, and the general consciousness is that we have to look down on people in this sphere. Nerds back then were the underdogs, and now they are the ones who are the higher ups, who think the world needs more white collars, crappy gadgets, smarphone apps, and codemonkeys. The world does not need more meme STEM degrees, and yes the world DOES need more burger flippers, farmers, and tradesmen.
Ok Boomer.
Dont forget to pay for your taxes so I can keep getting my welfare checks
You Americans are out of touch.
Explain how? Because the video title or?