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who has a job where they can wake up anytime they want?
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If you eat in a restaurant, what's to keep the cooks or servers from grabbing your fries?
I've worked in restaurants and plenty of 'sampling' goes on.
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Facts.
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And thats not even factoring the extra gas money n wear n tear on the whip from commuting that long
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You didn’t answer the question.
I wasn’t clowning you or anything. I was asking sincerely.
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If you're looking for a job based off your sleep, you're not built for success.
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I didn't take it as disrespect, but the answer was within my comment. A person's character is the only thing that would stop them from taking your food, but the people that make your food could have poor character as well, but you left them out of the equation.
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Nothing is stopping them from doing that to your food
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Exactly my point. Integrity is the only thing that would stop anyone from doing anything like that.
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Trick is to sleep at work and get paid
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you're an idiot
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I would also point out that there aee other sets of eyes around restaurant workers, so while integrity matters, we can't pretend that the opportunity to get away with it is equal in both cases.
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Shouldn't you be sleeping, clown? You have a long night of wishing for a better life ahead of you
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I was kind of looking for a straight forward answer.
Apparently some restaurants close whatever the food is packaged in with a seal that will show if it has been tampered with.
Obviously a restaurant wouldnt...
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Very good point. That basically spells it out.
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Oh you meant like an actual physical barrier? I mean, some restaurants put a seal on there, as you mentioned. Maybe 10%.
I've done almost 2000 trips and have never touched someone's food and never will.
When i worked in a restaurant, however, sampling was the culture lol it wasn't right but I'm just being honest.
Risk your health for the sake of "success"!
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Even better:
Holding a worker's PTO hostage is going to have the opposite effect. If my boss did stuff like that I'd clog the damn toilets, leave lights on, slow my pace to that of a snail, drive on the grass, etc.
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Shouldn't you be sleeping, clown? You have a long night of wishing for a better life ahead of you
your definition of success is defined by materialistic things lmao. lets get that straight. now go buy another action figure to bring 10 seconds of joy to your pathetic life
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This was a very good week with a mind-blowing promotion due to a popular music festival taking place that week.
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If I'm being serious though, I'd say to the OP your only real options are delivery/transportations services, entrepreneurship, or gaining enough experience in tech/business to be a 1099 worker or a dedicated remote employee.
I feel you on the materialism tip but money also buys experiences otherwise unavailable to those without it. Can't travel the world with a wallet full of excuses.
I feel you on the materialism tip but money also buys experiences otherwise unavailable to those without it. Can't travel the world with a wallet full of excuses.
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I couldn't drive Uber full-time.
On the weekends is bless tho cuz I can turn it off whenever I want and do my own thing then come back. Make good money, especially summer time. Avg bout 500 on a weekend, depending on events (caribana, music festivals, TIFF, car shows, Jay's/raps/TFC/leafs games etc) can make a lot more.
Some funny mfers come thru too. Be some hilarious rides.
On the weekends is bless tho cuz I can turn it off whenever I want and do my own thing then come back. Make good money, especially summer time. Avg bout 500 on a weekend, depending on events (caribana, music festivals, TIFF, car shows, Jay's/raps/TFC/leafs games etc) can make a lot more.
Some funny mfers come thru too. Be some hilarious rides.
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Not 100% agreeing with him but yeah that’s what alot of the successful ones do, you think they’re getting 7 or 8 hours of sleep.. their not, their driven.
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I don’t want y’all to get it twisted. I ain’t out here working at a fast food joint (nothing wrong with that).
I have a career in IT with the feds but I’m just sick of having to wake up early lol. I also wanna get out of IT in general so I’m looking for career paths
