I worked at a McDonalds man, and you can't get underneath the grills. In fact, they aren't even grills, they are a really hot griddle deal, and you press a button and a top comes down and cooks the meat from both sides. It take like 45 seconds to cook like 32 of those patties that go on cheeseburgers/double cheeseburgers... Like a minute 30 seconds to cook 24 quarter pounder things. A really long tim to grill chicken actually, but about everything else is deep fried, so it all takes less than 5 minutes... But of course they have a whole bunch of new stuff on the menu since I worked there, close to 2 years ago, so I don't know about all that stuff.
You would deffinately make manager by then, and that wouldn't be too bad of a job. Pay isn't bad (not that it really matters, as long as your happy.)
(regarding this whole conversation stemming from that) I have the same problem. I go through phases of certain things, go into them full force, become mediocre in it for a while, then burn out on it. I also want a tattoo, but am terrified I will hate it 2 months after I get it. I thought about something like a Grateful Dead bear, but I might not like the dead too well when I am 40. But that makes me really nervous about college. I am afraid I will go into nursing and hate it, or get burned out on it really quick. I find comfort in the fact that the schooling is only 2 years; I love health and stuff so I know the classes will be cool; I don't have to persue it if I burn out on it, and if I don't like it at least I tried college and it isn't for me. Then I can pursue a career in something artistic, or maybe working in a factory. Don't really care, as long as I am happy and can support my family.
I am also reminded of the quote form Office Space: "What if I end up working at initech my whole life" "It would be nice to have that sort of job security." And who could forget milton! "I was told I could listen to the radio at a reasonable volume form 9 to 11, and I enjoy listening to the radio at a resonable volume. At a resonable volume from 9 to 11."
matters on the work place. my manager is paid salary, so even though he ends up having to work over 40 hours a week, he's not paid for it. right now, if you calculated how many hours he works and how much money each hour gets him, i make more than him.
yeah, but i kinda doubt i would be happy.. and i would only wanna be manager of a place that i really liked, or a place that sold stuff that i loved.. ya know..
ah dont worry hev, you're only 16 at least you (are gonna soon) have your GED and you have a job...i'll be 18 in october and i dont have either...
I'm not sure.... My latest flash of brilliance was to return to Zimbabwe and work as a Journo....of course i'll have to wait for Mad Bob to fall.... Either way I wanna live and work in southern africa...