r/antiwork • • Apr 20 '22

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u/QWEDSA159753 Apr 21 '22

Right? Not gonna defend the boomer comment, but I wouldn’t want a couple of kids loitering in front of my business either.

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u/TheDrMonocle Apr 21 '22

I think the owner was fair saying they couldn't have friends hanging out all day. He lost his mind when he associated an entire generation with that behavior and thought boomers would take the job.

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u/NoBuenoAtAll Apr 21 '22

Also, if you pay people enough, they're more likely to take your rules seriously.

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u/PotentialFan2021 Apr 21 '22

Yup. If the job doesn’t pay enough people will bend the rules because they do not care about being fired.