>first day at McDicks >they expect me to do a bunch of

>working fast food

Explain yourself

>>37768196
I need monies and i need practice socializing

>>37768208
Should have just gone with a temp agency/job center.

>pays above minimum wage
>set hours
>contracts that can last for several months and even years

>>37768149
Which mcdonalds are you at? I know it's in miami

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>>37768149
FOOLISH WAGEKEK'S IN THE HOUSE TONIGHT

>>37768984
STOP FOLLOWING ME. IM BEING GANGSTALKED

Are there no better jobs in town near you around?!? I always question why people choose McDonald's. Knowing how poor of a reputation it has with employment, I work at a low key pharmacy store. I never have once recieved hate from neither co workers or customers, it's a pharmacy so there's no reason for anything to get out of hand. You're just in a shit job.

why is every robot applying to mcdonalds thinking it will be easy
LOL
O
L

>>37768984
BASED 2011 POSTER KEEP POSTING

>>37769039
Because they were never robots to begin with and they need to fuck off Ree

>>37768149
when you will be standing exhausted at work, remember comfy pepe
we told you, but you didn't listen

Okay Anon gonna give you actual working advice. My first job out of the gates was fast food. I mean it's okay but yeah there is hardly any training and it's a shitty job. Some other Anon said get into a temp agency. That is pretty much perfect. I know OfficeTeam has locations everywhere. Parent company is Robert Half iirc. You get super ez office work and it looks great on a resume. It's not stressful and weird and straining like being a cashier or working fast food. And you actually get trained and develop skills and networks and friends that are actually useful later in life.