That's horrible. Sixty four million people wanted to work for McDonalds.
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2025
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I have a 27 year old coworker that use to work at McDonalds and was telling me about how it was. It all depends on the owners but from what they told me it wasn't that bad of a place when your a teenager and young 20 something. If it is running well, you can come to work do your time and leave. IF the owner staff's it correctly, you can get a schedule you want and the work is straight forward.
Doesn't really sound that bad
Naw, 64 million people are so desperate for work that McDonald's was an option.
There have been a lot of layoffs and closures.
64 million? now they can't claim nobody wants to work
Truly amazing that anyone could have cracked that password, must have been that quantum computer stuff i heard bout
McHire. Holy shit that is some kind of name.
Who's the clown now? 🖕🏼