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It was the autumn of 1994. I had just turned 16 the spring before and thought that I needed to get a job. Of course, being a minor that could only work part-time, there weren't a lot of jobs available for me, so I opted to work at a local fast food restaurant. Let me give a little background of this particular restaurant I worked at. First of all, it's a fast food restaurant that sells fish - not the most popular place in town. Second, every damn thing was deep fried. So, not only would I come home smelling like fish every night, but I reeked of vegetable oil too. Lastly, this was the only damn restaurant that didn't have a single good looking female working there. The only chicks that worked there were fat ones (with a few exceptions). The kind of chick that when she wore a red shirt, you expected her to come busting through the wall and have a bunch of kids yell, "Kool-Aid!". Anyway, I started as a cook. They might as well ask you to roll around in grease all day and serve up pieces of shit, because that's about all you do. Well, I being a bright you lad, quickly rose to the rank of "Team Leader". "Team Leader?", you ask. It was all part of their brilliant scheme to make you feel like part of a team. Basically, you were still a cook, but you also had all the responsibilities of a manager. Well, being a manager, you quickly get a handle on how many people in this world are retarded. I estimate the figure somewhere at around 90%. Here's some of the shit I would hear: Customer: Do you have any meals that don't come with fish? Customer: I want some shrimps and pink lemonade. Customer: What do you mean your closed? I've been waiting at the speaker
for 10 minutes! Customer: Your toilet is plugged. You see what I mean? A large percentage of the population must be retarded. Anyway, to make a long story short. I worked there for five long years before I was finally able to get out of that hell-hole. On a scale of 1-5 asses, I would have to give this a 4/4.5. The only reason I'm not giving this an all-out 5 is because I really don't have anything to compare it to. I went straight from that job to a cushy computer support job. |