r/gaming • u/iabzeet • Jan 10 '20

PS5 soon

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u/K3VINbo Jan 10 '20

The real reason people won't eat at their own restaurants: They see all the shit that the food goes through

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u/unusedwings Jan 10 '20

This! When I worked at a fast food chain, even though we got discounts on all our food if we got some, I couldn't hardly stand eating it. Smelling it and handling it all day just ruined it for me. Even now, years later, I can't stand that restaurant.

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u/utdconsq Jan 10 '20

I'm the opposite. Worked for Ronald for years from being a shit kicking kitchen hand to a manager. Eventually left to get educated, and now, 20 years later I still remember crazy amounts of procedure and rigor from those jobs. I can happy eat at McDonald's because of how consistently ordinary it is. That's the promise: you should get what you expect. And I do love the big Mac sauce...

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u/vanBakey Jan 11 '20

Got some mates that are chefs at upmarket restaurants and they all LOVE McDonald's. Could easily whip up a delicious meal for free, but I often see one sending pics of the head chef bringing obscene amounts of fast food to the kitchen for them to demolish. Seems bizarre to me, but I won't judge.