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I worked in a Maccy Ds for four years. Ours always worked. The only reason those machines break down is from lazy staff not cleaning them properly.The ice cream machines work where you guys live?
I worked in a Maccy Ds for four years. Ours always worked. The only reason those machines break down is from lazy staff not cleaning them properly.The ice cream machines work where you guys live?
The ice cream machines work where you guys live?
NoThe ice cream machines work where you guys live?
I was once filling up the shake machine with one of those big 20L churns but the machine was so tall and the churn was an old one that didn't have a short handle on the bottom for gripping and tipping, and... uh, you can guess in what direction the cascade of shake mix went. I went from a black and grey uniform to a white one in less than a second.Most of the time those machines are indeed not broken, the staff either can't be bothered or do not have the time to fill them up.
That sounds quite unfortunate to hear might be a country based thing for my perspective as Trick or Treating is really rare where I live and Halloween is just an excuse to have dress up parties.I know it's been mentioned here before, but I really dislike Halloween. By far one of my least favorite "celebrations." Bringing out greediness, entitlement, and excessive wastefullness from not only children, but adults. (Correct me if I could have used better wording for this)
I will certainly blame my parents for screwing up my views on the holiday as they forced me to participate as a kid. I was always shy and had a lot of social anxiety, but they never understood that and would force me to go out. As I got older, they'd make me be the one to hand out the candy and it only made things worse. To them, I wasn't getting my "free" items and they'd consider it wasteful of me to not go out. Yes, they were the kind of parents who would yell at their kid in public for not grabbing ANOTHER free pen from an advertising stand after they already grabbed one for each family member. (Sorry to bring out childhood traumas, I was seeing a therapist about this)
Every morning after halloween, I'd find disposed candy wrappers littered on not only our lawn, but also anywhere the person could find. Whether that's in my mom's plant pots or my car's exhaust pipe, some ***hat would throw trash on our property. Also watching our neighborhood get bombarded by parents driving their kids around in giant SUVs practically running over our lawn to get as much candy as they could from each house. There would be property damage with teenagers breaking stuff, always had them smashing pumpkins on people's property as well.
I didn't live in a bad neighborhood, but it certainly felt like it was during Halloween. There was also the feeling of threat from kids/teenagers if you did them "wrong" by not handing out enough candy or the wrong kind, with them egging people's properties. So...yes, I have many reasons as to why I dislike Halloween.
As much as I dislike most holidays for bringing the worst out of people...especially Christmas. I feel like Halloween is my personal least favorite due to how people feel entitled to free candy and treat the folks handing them out with such disrespect. Ever since I moved out of my parents place, I have never participated in the day. Got nothing against people dressing up or enjoying candy, but it brings out some of the worst in people.
Sorry if this was too much info...
I can see that being annoying about Valentine's Day with there always having to be a loud opposing side to it. I've been single for my whole life, but understood that it's not the fault of some holiday, but myself just not seeking a relationship or some other factor. I do see some annoyance as to making people buy or do something for their partner, mostly due to the corporations wanting you to feel like you have to spend money on something. But as I guess you could say "just let people enjoy it" instead of complaining about not being a part of it.That sounds quite unfortunate to hear might be a country based thing for my perspective as Trick or Treating is really rare where I live and Halloween is just an excuse to have dress up parties.
I'm very indifferent to most Holidays now and just don't really care. I think the one "Holiday", that irks me is Valentines Day, not because of the romance and people making it a day to buy gifts for their partner, but the wave of single people in copium that they don't have a partner constantly being in your face about the fact they are still single, and trying to make the Day about them with "Happy Singles Day" or something similar.
To be fair on this point I'm not so sure it's the customers fault. The self-checkout lanes at my local store are insanely finicky and will freak out if you remove/add something to the scale section before it's expecting you to and you have to move stuff around before it will let you proceed. It's even worse if you bring your own bags to the point I don't even bother trying as I've been using cloth bags recently.I don't mean mentally or physically handicapped folks, but watching some middle aged house wife scan an item at the machine, load it into her bag/cart, then...TAKE IT BACK OUT OF THE BAG and put it into a different bag....THEN scan another item.
I don't understand this because I feel really self-conscious in such situations. I don't want to hold people up for any length of time if I can help it. Soo many people lack self-awareness and are completely oblivious to the delay they're causing which pisses me off. I mean, hurry up you entitled white woman.I wish I could say I'm a patient person, but it drives me nuts when people just aren't being efficient, especially when holding up others for no other reason than themselves. It's inconsiderate is what it is and I long for the return of cashiers these days. COVID, bad pay, and horrible treatment of employees has dwindled the number of cashiers these days and I don't blame them for it. I just blame the other customers who hold up everyone else....
Even before the fact it's been warped from it's wildly different origin of "hey maybe if the customer is asking for a product you should carry it" to "coddle the customer"Also, the phrase "the customer is always right" is one of the stupidest things to have ever been said in human history. All it does is give people validation for their poor attitudes and behaviour; an excuse to treat people like **** for simply doing their job. It's just disgusting. No wonder why retail workers are quitting in droves.
There were paper bags with handles when I was a child. Did you invent one where the handles don't rip off from a moderate amount of weight, that you haven't shared with us?Are those weird brown paper bags that have to be cradled from underneath that you always see in films still a thing in the States or have Americans discovered the wonder of handles yet?
I was taught about three Rs, not just the myth of recycling, ironically the only one people remembered.
I'm aware of the machines being finicky as I do end up having issues at times with them. Walmart seems to never accept my debit card (guess I need a new card...) anytime I use them at any store, not just one specific store. The scale was also annoying to deal with, especially when it doesn't believe that you put the item there. I'm more focused on the folks who are just "unaware" of holding up everyone by having a conversation with each other and holding up the machines.To be fair on this point I'm not so sure it's the customers fault. The self-checkout lanes at my local store are insanely finicky and will freak out if you remove/add something to the scale section before it's expecting you to and you have to move stuff around before it will let you proceed. It's even worse if you bring your own bags to the point I don't even bother trying as I've been using cloth bags recently.
But yes, after spending 6 years at a grocery store and a couple more in other retail environments, customers in general suck.
I am exactly that way with anything, I absolutely hate being the person holding up others. Boarding a plane, checking out at the register, waiting in line for anything really....I do remember being frustrated with some lady who was holding up the checked baggage line for our flight. She was constantly playing with her phone, not looking up whilst having all her luggage spread about so no one could get around her if they wanted to. (Would have been rude to do that, but she really didn't care about keeping the line moving. I was ready to yell at her....)I don't understand this because I feel really self-conscious in such situations. I don't want to hold people up for any length of time if I can help it. Soo many people lack self-awareness and are completely oblivious to the delay they're causing which pisses me off. I mean, hurry up you entitled white woman.
Also, the phrase "the customer is always right" is one of the stupidest things to have ever been said in human history. All it does is give people validation for their poor attitudes and behaviour; an excuse to treat people like **** for simply doing their job. It's just disgusting. No wonder why retail workers are quitting in droves.
Walmart's are easier to use than other machines because the company calculated that the cost of additional theft was outweighed by customer satisfaction with a less-finicky margin on the scales. 🤷♂️I'm aware of the machines being finicky as I do end up having issues at times with them.
"allows fire todo his digestionburn away any moisture and nutrients for him leaving himenergy to expand his brainburning more energy trying to consume it's dry, leathery texture"
Ironically I've found that this is mostly true, but only after having amazing steak at a place I don't remember the name of that is now 2,000 miles away.Steak, regardless of how it's cooked, is dull and overrated.
'... at this point, Cathy, the waitress, who asked a simple question "How would you like that Sir?", and who's been struggling to make ends meet and is also under a lot of pressure at Uni, finally breaks ... a torrent of tears and blubbering ensues, and she's run off before you clarified you wanted peppercorn sauce with that, instead of the sweaty sock juice blue cheese sauce.'I don't like it rare, I don't eat it well done, how you eat yours I don't care so shut up and leave me alone.
Pretty much this. What's common to all the rare steak in-your-face preachers is that there are several fitting words to describe them, all of which are written as ****er here at GTP. Call it the FTW royal flush if you like.Rare steak is so overrated and not all but most people I know who eat steak never shut up about it. Dullards.
I don't like it rare, I don't eat it well done, how you eat yours I don't care so shut up and leave me alone.