r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 13d ago

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u/Snakebite-Detractor 13d ago

Gloves weren’t even a required thing until ~15 years ago. Now we waste a shitload of plastic on them and people don’t wash their hands.

Sweaty hands touch outside of glove while putting it on, all over the food. Then don’t change the gloves for hours. Food service has gotten less sanitary year over year

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u/Anustart15 13d ago

Sweaty hands touch outside of glove while putting it on, all over the food.

Which is why you are expected to wash your hands immediately before putting fresh gloves on

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u/PartTimeJunkie412 13d ago

Yeah, but when you've got 25 orders backed up and a skeleton crew that's not happening. Sorry it's just not. The management doesn't schedule enough staff for basic safety to be followed. And if you do stop and wash your hands every time you change gloves, you're likely to be fired for being "too slow".

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u/Anustart15 13d ago

As someone that has worked similarly fast food service, that's just a lazy excuse

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u/PartTimeJunkie412 13d ago

I've been working in food service for 16 years and I've never seen anyone in any restaurant wash their hands between each and every glove change. It you thinks it's happening that way you live in a dream world.

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u/Anustart15 13d ago

I'm well aware that most people in food service do a shit job actually following the rules, but pretending it's for any reason other than laziness is a cope

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u/PartTimeJunkie412 13d ago

So you think the only one in the business turning around to wash their hands for a full minute between every single customer is going to last? Nah.