How do you know what the worker made an hour?
Also you have the luxury of flying on an airplane , this worker has probably never left his city because he works 20 hours a day to just pay rent.
IF I may......I believe the point Chief is making is that he punched a board to enter his order. No $15/hour worker required at order entry. Maybe they have priced themselves out of order entry job?
or maybe in that particular location there was never a manned brick and mortar shop.
$15 an hour shouldn't price anyone out of the market.
Oh, really?
Traditionally, you'd approach the McD's counter and speak your order to an official McDonalds order taker, who then had to punch the correct corrolating pictures/words on the order pad, tell the patron the price, work the exchange of cash/change or credit/debit card swipes, and eventually fetch the patron's order. All with a smile, communicated in understandable English, and hopefully having correctly ordered what the patron asked for in the first place.
Bottom line is fewer employees needed per store no matter what their hourly pay.