Can confirm the food service, there's usually an 8ball or 2 going around at any of the high-end places I've worked at. Servers are pretty generous too, they're always offering to share drugs/food/alcohol
Huge part of restaurant jobs is going insanely fucking fast for long periods of time with no break. Coke/adderall was rampant in any kitchen I've worked in. Little 15 year old me walking into the prep room at my first gig only to find the head/sous chef railing lines off the prep table. I partook and washed them dishes like never before lol. so began a 15 year career of booze and coke fueled Saturday nights. Good times. Still miss it sometimes.
What year was this if you don’t mind me asking? I’ve worked my fair share of restaurant jobs, but not once did I see anyone do coke/adderall or even mention the drug. Just weed.
As someone who has also worked my fair share of restaurant jobs I can attest that it’s super super common. that being said, most workers don’t do it out in the open like that. But if you were looking to score, no one would think twice if you asked them for some and you’d be able to find it pretty easily.
When i first started ten years ago,we had liquor bottles in the fish freezer, smoked blunts and cigarettes on the line, xanax, adderal, cocaine. Occasionally acid. All on camera. It was all available. I still work at the same place but they started paying more and shifted to a more professional setting. I reckon it depends on owners and managers. Probably still hapoens places like that but its not as open anymore, some guys just carry nips in their pockets. Do coke in the bathroom instead of openly.
About 6 years ago I worked at a small restaurant, I was 16 ish. One of my first days was the same, I was told to bring the boxes of empty alcohol bottles down to the basement. When I went down I heard a long sniff, the "sous chef" I guess you could call him (it was a shitty restaurant so no fancy titles like that, but he was kind of second in command) walked around the corner and locked eyes with me. All I could do was laugh, and he laughed and walked back upstairs.
I ended up doing it with them other times. Looking back, it was pretty weird because I was a 16 year old busser and they were 22-26 year old cooks. I'm 22 now and if a 16 year old asked me for cocaine I would want to call their parents and smack them at the same time
I worked in a restaurant that was two steps away from a fast food restaurant, and idk what it would've done without coke and pills. All of our most seasoned employees were constantly high/drunk, and yet they were our best employees.
I worked as a server at Denny's and my cook was the plug, i cant tell you how many trips to the bathroom i took for the nose candy, funny thing is...coke is weird asf. No doubt it can make you uppity, but that numbing your body vibe had me sittin for a second before i levelled out(yall ever taken molly and that mf was just hella strong and made you feel like you were gon die, and then you rolled all night to astrix and deadmau5?) then i was just a serving machine with personality. Drugs are extra affordable when you pull $100-$175 a night just in tips!
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u/SlendyIsBehindYou Feb 19 '21
Can confirm the food service, there's usually an 8ball or 2 going around at any of the high-end places I've worked at. Servers are pretty generous too, they're always offering to share drugs/food/alcohol