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Never heard of in & out but jack in the box is fucking awful lol. They opened one here and I tried it once. YuckOn a side, have you seen McDonalds prices for their shit food? Why would I buy a Big Mac meal when In & Out is cheaper and better? Why would I buy a breakfast sandwich when Jack in the Box is cheaper and better? Answer, I don't.
When I was that age, a job at McDonalds paid $2.10 an hourView attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
When I was that age, a job at McDonalds paid $2.10 an hourView attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
That was two tickets to the movies
That was seven gallons of gas
I would have had to work half a year to buy a new car
I was able to pay for a full year of college just working summers
It would take over $15 an hour to do the same today
When I was that age, a job at McDonalds paid $2.10 an hourView attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
That was two tickets to the movies
That was seven gallons of gas
I would have had to work half a year to buy a new car
I was able to pay for a full year of college just working summers
It would take over $15 an hour to do the same today
That was BEFORE technology, globalization and over-population. The USA was the only game in town. That simply doesn't apply to today.
Shhh, thi is no time for reasoned arguments. This is a thread to vent emotions regarding communists and poor people.How can kids work at a place that is open during school ?
We are talking flipping burgersWhen I was that age, a job at McDonalds paid $2.10 an hourView attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
That was two tickets to the movies
That was seven gallons of gas
I would have had to work half a year to buy a new car
I was able to pay for a full year of college just working summers
It would take over $15 an hour to do the same today
That was BEFORE technology, globalization and over-population. The USA was the only game in town. That simply doesn't apply to today.
How can kids work at a place that is open during school ?
This is almost an attitude of entitlement. Like the mill owed you a job because you lived there or something. Very weird.Our local steel mill employed 4,500 in the 60s, 3,200 when I was hired in 1972 and 550 today producing the same amount of product. This is no different from any other manufacturing plant. Where in the hell are people supposed to work these days where they don`t have to depend on food stamps? They made bad choices by not applying to Harvard?
I can only speak from my experience so I'll hit on the important points that drove me.
When I started out I lived in a modestly sized town. Work was available but there were more applicants than jobs. So my wife and I decided we needed to broaden our Horizions and look further for opportunities. She was still in college so it was tight but we saved every little bit we could each week. Once we had about a grand set aside I got some phone books from bigger cities across the country and started making cold phone calls inquiring about work opportunities. I got more rejection than anything but I did get a few opportunities in a couple cities. We then looked into the job market in those areas for her. Were they booming or stagnant...etc.
Eventually we decided on the Denver/Springs area and i took the 1k saved up and went out and paid for one week in a hotel. Determined to either land one of those jobs or return home before the money was gone.
I was hired on the FIRST DAY and I bet a lot of it was because of my ambition to move so far for work. It wasn't the job I wanted but it was a foot in the door in a growing area. A couple of months sitting in a shitty hotel alone while saving to get a place and bring my family out was the springboard to my career.
Over the next 5 years I did that two more times. Once to Washington DC and ultimately here in KC.
Life is all about risk. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
More ignorance, stupidity, and dishonestly from the right.View attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
Nonsense. At Hamburger University, McDonald’s trains you in the art of the Burger so you can work there for life!
Actually, todays prices are similar, if you are talking around 1967, though minimum wage was $1.40, so you must have been doing something right, like working hard to go up the ladder.When I was that age, a job at McDonalds paid $2.10 an hourView attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
That was two tickets to the movies
That was seven gallons of gas
I would have had to work half a year to buy a new car
I was able to pay for a full year of college just working summers
It would take over $15 an hour to do the same today
Living in western Pa. I have never knowingly seen an illegalAnd here we have it. When something is beyond your level of understanding just scream "librul" and bring race into it.Liberal immigration policy has been a MAJOR contributor to spoiled entitled children with poor to no work ethic. In my day we worked fast food, washed dishes, bused tables, mowed lawns etc. You know, all those things "White Americans" aren't willing to do.
Immigrants have taken these jobs and assumed them as careers. Somehow that's supposed to be good for Americans? I challenge anyone to give a single reason why. As usual, liberal policy is a detriment and invites weakness and failure.
Their business was intended for teenagers in the 1950s and 60s but fast food has become a major employer in this country. Keep giving them $7.50 and we taxpayers will provide the food stamps. McWendyKing`s laughs at us.View attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
You really got me a good one. Congratulations on your explanation for how this activity benefits society.
Where in my post did I blame the steel mill for modernizing their factory and keeping people employed? WTF?This is almost an attitude of entitlement. Like the mill owed you a job because you lived there or something. Very weird.Our local steel mill employed 4,500 in the 60s, 3,200 when I was hired in 1972 and 550 today producing the same amount of product. This is no different from any other manufacturing plant. Where in the hell are people supposed to work these days where they don`t have to depend on food stamps? They made bad choices by not applying to Harvard?
I can only speak from my experience so I'll hit on the important points that drove me.
When I started out I lived in a modestly sized town. Work was available but there were more applicants than jobs. So my wife and I decided we needed to broaden our Horizions and look further for opportunities. She was still in college so it was tight but we saved every little bit we could each week. Once we had about a grand set aside I got some phone books from bigger cities across the country and started making cold phone calls inquiring about work opportunities. I got more rejection than anything but I did get a few opportunities in a couple cities. We then looked into the job market in those areas for her. Were they booming or stagnant...etc.
Eventually we decided on the Denver/Springs area and i took the 1k saved up and went out and paid for one week in a hotel. Determined to either land one of those jobs or return home before the money was gone.
I was hired on the FIRST DAY and I bet a lot of it was because of my ambition to move so far for work. It wasn't the job I wanted but it was a foot in the door in a growing area. A couple of months sitting in a shitty hotel alone while saving to get a place and bring my family out was the springboard to my career.
Over the next 5 years I did that two more times. Once to Washington DC and ultimately here in KC.
Life is all about risk. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
It's not? You mean it has to do with what you think you deserve rather than what a company can sustain. Got it.More ignorance, stupidity, and dishonestly from the right.View attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
The issue has nothing to do with anyone ‘deserving’ anything, or whether a given job was ‘intended for children.’
Actually, todays prices are similar, if you are talking around 1967, though minimum wage was $1.40, so you must have been doing something right, like working hard to go up the ladder.When I was that age, a job at McDonalds paid $2.10 an hourView attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
That was two tickets to the movies
That was seven gallons of gas
I would have had to work half a year to buy a new car
I was able to pay for a full year of college just working summers
It would take over $15 an hour to do the same today
Average new car price was $2750. You would have been short by $600 working full time.
Today you can get one for around $13,000.
You could work full time for 6 months at the $10 average per hour wage at McDonalds, and have a little left for gas.
Movie tickets were $1.25, so just short on that.
Today you can go to the movie for around $6-9 a ticket, depending where you are. Yes, it was cheaper back then.
And with todays avg $10 per hour, you could only get around 4-5 gallons of gas.
Yes, college was cheaper.
So, it is similar, over all, but college.
It's really true that if paying a minimally living wage to McDonald's employees made their food prices go up too much, they would price themselves out of the market. I can do better locally for a large coffee and a breakfast sandwich, too, than McDonalds. But they're the only place with a drive thru.On a side, have you seen McDonalds prices for their shit food? Why would I buy a Big Mac meal when In & Out is cheaper and better? Why would I buy a breakfast sandwich when Jack in the Box is cheaper and better? Answer, I don't.
For the last year leftists have been screaming everyone DESERVES a living wage and this asshat has the gall to say it has nothing to do with "deserving"It's not? You mean it has to do with what you think you deserve rather than what a company can sustain. Got it.More ignorance, stupidity, and dishonestly from the right.View attachment 164037
Even McDonald's acknowledges that their business was intended for children.
Holding businesses that are created with the employment of kids & college students responsible for the poor choices people make in life is wrong. If you're in your mid to late 20's or higher & working for minimum wage you have no one to blame but yourself. You're poor choices should not result in a 10.00 Big Mac or 4 dollar fry.
The issue has nothing to do with anyone ‘deserving’ anything, or whether a given job was ‘intended for children.’
It's really true that if paying a minimally living wage to McDonald's employees made their food prices go up too much, they would price themselves out of the market. I can do better locally for a large coffee and a breakfast sandwich, too, than McDonalds. But they're the only place with a drive thru.On a side, have you seen McDonalds prices for their shit food? Why would I buy a Big Mac meal when In & Out is cheaper and better? Why would I buy a breakfast sandwich when Jack in the Box is cheaper and better? Answer, I don't.
