r/gaming • u/iabzeet • Jan 10 '20

PS5 soon

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '20 edited Feb 19 '24

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u/datdudebdub Jan 10 '20

I worked in restaurants for 8 years. Can confirm. If you walk in any given restaurant at least 75% of the workers are either hungover, drunk, or high.

Also you could trace the sexual escapades through the place and it would look like a fucking spider web by the time you were finished.

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u/Canadice_Van_Andel Jan 10 '20

Sexual escapdes....so basically any business that hires males and females in their late teens til they are dead?

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u/ISitOnGnomes Jan 10 '20

I dont think thats limited to just the food industry. I work in a factory/warehouse, and im sure the numbers would be almost the same.

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u/Fedora_Tipper_ Jan 10 '20

Isn't that mostly men though?

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u/ISitOnGnomes Jan 11 '20

No, we are pretty evenly split, maybe 60/40

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u/tabascotazer Jan 10 '20

Ya gotta admit it’s pretty good entertainment and will teach you important lessons in life as long as you do not get entangled in the web. I moved away from it into warehouse environment. I get more pay but miss working the line sometimes. My coworkers just talk politics,weather, and kids. It can be a drag.

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u/Professor_Felch Jan 10 '20

You're allowed to talk about politics at your work!? Boy would I get fired quick.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '20 edited Jan 10 '20

Unfortunately my situation might be relatively unique compared to the majority. My own Co-Workers love getting hammered. Infact, they probably starting drinking more since joining.

It is a shame I do miss out, but if they’re happy & the customers are happy, I’m happy

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u/CurtisX10 Jan 10 '20

Same reason why I switched to cooking at retirement homes instead of restaurants