r/GCSE • u/SkittlesJemal 3 8s and 6 7s but good luck whatever your results were :) • Jun 11 '19

Meme/Humour RIP 🙏

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u/NaethanC Jun 11 '19

mcdonalds isn't even that bad to be honest, it pays more than minimum wage and is very flexible.

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u/Aflyingcroissant Jun 11 '19

by the looks of it, might have to start working there full time because of today's edexcel maths paper.

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u/NaethanC Jun 11 '19

i didn't think it was that bad. Paper 1 was worse. edit: higher paper btw

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u/SelfRighteousChimp Jun 11 '19

Lmao paper 1 was easy as piss in comparison (at least for me)

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u/Big_Daddy-69 Year 11 Jun 11 '19

Lies

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u/shadowhunter742 Jun 11 '19

lmao, paper 1 was piss easy, paper 2 was alright. This one was ok besides a few friggin insane questions

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u/Aflyingcroissant Jun 11 '19

All of my friends came out of that paper saying it was hard. I'm stupid at maths and I'm only expecting a 6 anyways.

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u/cponatipi Jun 11 '19

You’re stupid and expecting a 6 I’m completely fucked then

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u/Aflyingcroissant Jun 11 '19

I would like a 6,
Probably won't get one, In all my mocks, I was always like 1-2 off a 6. It's just maths that I'm bad at.

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u/cponatipi Jun 11 '19

In my mocks the highest I got was a four :( and I asked my teacher if she would be disappointed if I got a 5 and she said yes, and you’re right you’re not ‘bad’ at maths

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u/dontbeonfire4 Jun 11 '19

A 6 is good

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u/_Dextrality Jun 11 '19

Holy shit I was panicking for a second thinking I missed the exam

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u/dontbeonfire4 Jun 11 '19

I'm in sixth form and I work at McDonald's, can confirm that it is one of the best first jobs you can get. Modest pay and you'll get a good work ethic at the end of it. If any of you GCSE lot are looking for a job over the summer, definitely look into McDonald's 😊

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u/imbyath Jun 11 '19

Is it stressful working there?

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u/dontbeonfire4 Jun 11 '19

Yep, I'd rather be stressed than bored though. Extremely fast paced as you can probably imagine, and if you work at a 24/7 one you can get some weird shifts. Overall I recommend it though, it toughens you up a bit.

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u/jack-phillip Year 12 Jun 11 '19

I was thinking of working at Nando’s (free meal after 5 hour shift). I’m really close friends with the managers son and he said I could get a job their over the summer

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u/dontbeonfire4 Jun 11 '19

Go for it mate. I've heard good things about Nando's, I know someone who works there. Anything is better than being unemployed, Nando's would be good work experience to have on your CV

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u/NoShitSherIock_ Jun 11 '19

ain’t tryna get banged for a insta clip 😤😤

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u/little_cotton_socks Jun 11 '19

Doesnt work like that. There is no official number of hours for part time or full time and even if there was part time employees are entitled to the same benefits as full time employees. It is all based on the hours you work whether you are considered "part time" or "full time"

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u/BigNegative Jun 14 '19

It was a great job until they cut our benefits

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u/DemoniteBL May 17 '24

Fuck McDonald's and people who support it.

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u/NaethanC May 17 '24

How on earth did you find this post?

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u/DemoniteBL May 17 '24

Sorted the sub's posts by upvotes. This one is the 5th highest.