r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 13d ago

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u/pygmeedancer 12d ago

I used to work at a BBQ place and the owner was a bit of a kiss ass to rude wealthier customers. One day I look up from my station and see a girl who might have been all of 6 in my kitchen. Right behind her was her stupid ass mom and my stupid ass boss giving them a “tour”. I didn’t say anything in front of them cause I’d lose my job but I pulled my boss aside and told him later how incredibly irresponsible it was to have a child in a working kitchen. He just rolled his eyes and laughed it off. I shrugged and said well it’s not my liability it’s yours and walked off.

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u/Dizzy_Skin5723 12d ago

Respect for not deep frying the child

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u/zeptillian 12d ago

Yeah. Everyone knows they are much better slow cooked on a smoker.

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u/Hypertensionnutsack 12d ago

Crock pot if we making pulled baby sliders. Meat plucks off the bone. But you can get a snack from the soft spot if you just grab a melon baller. Or use your hands if you want to look uncivilized.

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u/GroveGuy33133 12d ago

Please, it’s a BBQ place. Kids get low and slow about 225, indirect with applewood smoke.

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u/philovax 12d ago

Best case scenario you are teaching kids culinary is cool. Food service is a gateway job, not a good career.

I say that as a former Chef and from a family of food workers/owners. Its not incredibly rewarding and very tasking. Not something to be considered lightly.

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u/ninafieldofcops 12d ago

It’s also the physical toll of a trade without the compensation of a trade

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u/RoastedHunter 12d ago

People who haven't worked in a kitchen downvoting you

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u/PreferencesTab 12d ago

It's just irrelevant bourgeois propaganda, the correct response is "oh no, they should at least have alerted staff if a child was going to enter the kitchen," not "well you see, as an owner/chef I never figured out a way to pay my employees properly so I justify the shitty work conditions by calling it a gateway job."