Re: Rude Ca****er at McDonald's Today

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>, edrhodes@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Jun 20, 6:22=A0pm, "Wojo" <w...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > "aemeijers" <aemeij...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> > news:c3q_j.31287$we7.19455@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > John A. Weeks III wrote:
> > >> In article
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> > >> =A0aemeijers <aemeij...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > >>> Just Visiting wrote:
> > >>>> Today, we went to McDonald's for breakfast. The ca****er was rude
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o us
> > >>>> for no reason. She wouldn't smile, talked monotone and kept
lookin=
g
> > >>>> down at the register. To top it off, she was a ****ft manager! We
> > >>>> didn't do anything but walk in and step up to the register - just
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me
> > >>>> and my mom. When my mom went to get a refill on her coffee, this
> > >>>> manager had an attitude so my mom confronted her about it. She
(th=
e
> > >>>> manager) complained that she was having a 'blah' day. Frankly,
she
> > >>>> needs to quit her job and find something else.
> > >>> You really think Mickey D's was her first choice of places to
work?
> > >>> McDonald's is where you end up when you can't GET a better job.
Not
> > >>> surprising her attitude sucks. I count myself lucky if they get my
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order
> > >>> and my change right.
> >
> > >> Oh B.S. =A0A job at McDonalds is just as honorable as any other
job.
> > >> And any job you do with gusto is a job worth doing. =A0Don't be a
> > >> snob and look down other people's noses.
> >
> > >> -john-
> >
> > > Don't make assumptions- I never said it was dishonorable, just that
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t was
> > > a lousy place to work. I've had my share of crappy jobs over the
year=
s-
> > > hauling trash, 3rd ****ft janitor, picking up ****ngle scraps in the
sn=
ow,
> > > etc. And I did my best to do a good job at all of them. But not
every=
one
> > > is as capable as you are at putting on a happy face. And seeing a
smi=
le on
> > > a McDonald's ca****er, at least around these parts, is an exceedingly
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rare
> > > event. Most are, at best, civil.
> >
> > > --
> > > aem sends...
> >
> > Interesting that McDonald's wasn't on your list of jobs you have held
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n the
> > past.
> > So then if you have never worked for McDonald's how exactly can you
com=
ment
> > about how "lousy" it is to work there?
> >
> > -Wojo- Hide quoted text -
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> I've known two people who worked at separate McDonalds. One had a fine
> time, she bonded with her customers and felt the place was run
> properly. The other was miserable complaining about the poor food
> quality standards and how she was chastised for suggesting that a
> batch of french fries past their selling point actually be thrown
> away! (She managed to bond with her customers as well, she would sneak
> toys to the kids when management wasn't looking.)

They likely worked at the same franchise, too.  ;-)


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Keith