Ummmm... Should I be Laughing? Turned on? Confused? Educated?

Phapped.

and bookmarked !!

I worked at a Wendys in the 80s. We had to watch those stupid videos but they were normal training type videos no singing or rapping.

I worked at a Holiday Inn in the 90's that had some dumb training videos. But same here, no rapping.

I want a cold drink for some reason...

This disturbs me at a deep level. I feel if someone had made training videos like this for everyone, we would be living a much better life.

reminds me of this


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Back then it was always girls at the counter and guys in the kitchen. I used to put too much salt on the grill sometimes. People would actually complain. It's a McDonald's burger, chill out.

Ok. Japs, you, have sadly gone down a slot in crazy, due to others gaining ground. Kindly make your stuff crazier.

Goddamn we were goofy back then...

So, it wasn't you with the dirty grill cloth in the burger box then?

We never fooled around with the food when I was there. It might not have always been super fresh but we followed rules. Mostly high school kids and a few seniors worked there. I still have a couple pay stubs since it was my first paycheck job. $4.25 an hour... part time... no benefits except a free meal.

Cheesy, cheesy cheesy.... But I'd go back to the 80's and 90's in a heartbeat.

I want a Mc DLT and a Pepsi Clear now...

it was no accident that these ''big stars'' where used before by big companies..
its just like another form of ''disney club'' to sell your soul.(or by their parents to sell their kid,s soul)

Always. Always. Always. I cooked chicken and made hamburgers at Gino's in the seventies. It was a different era. I think my first wage there was $1.65 an hour. There were rumors that the senior people there made over $2 an hour.

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I joined a modeling agency when I was 20 and did one truck commercial for $100. I walked around the lot pretending to be a buyer. I probably spent 10 bucks in gas to get there and I paid $700 for photo cards to be made. I only did that one commercial. Never saw it.

Before 1964 you would have actual silver coins in your pocket. I would work for fifty cents an hour right now if it was paid in silver coins. Maybe 75 cents... depends on the going rate.

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