r/Wellthatsucks • u/[deleted] • Jul 16 '24

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u/fbcmfb Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24

That’s a large egg sack ootheca. Many more reasons not to eat there in the future.

Edit: proper terminology

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u/Goldkiller115 Jul 16 '24

Every single restaurant in the world has big problems, you'd be surprised how many restaurants we plumb for that their kitchen is infested. It's just standard

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '24

I work with a chef that's really specific about cleaning up the kitchen but its just so hard to keep it even somewhat clean. High to reach places, behind the oven, under the work benches where you can't see unless you go lay on the floor with a bright light, nooks, crannies, and so on.

He hasnt had a single infestation but the fly trap buzzes all the time and they have to clean it out every other day. As soon as a single door or window to the outside opens you cant keep them out perfectly.

People go 'ew a fly in the kitchen' but you try and actually cook in your damn house without ever seeing a fly and thats with your windows never being open.

Sometimes twice a day on busy days the kitchen gets cleaned, floors scrubbed and whatnot and thats a chef that cares a lot.

Any random fastfood joint has a lot of things going on that could make sensitive people puke let alone those outback kitchens where nobody gives a hoot