Chick-fil-A workers make me sad. They seem like they desperately want to scream at somebody but are forced to stuff it down into a fake evangelical pastor smile. I'd rather go somewhere where the low paid workers can at lease let out some of their frustrations via passive aggressiveness.
I still go to Chick-fil-A because the sandwiches are good, but I feel guilty about it afterwards.
Chick-fil-a tends to be staffed be cheerful, productive teenagers when I go there. I’m not religious, and don’t generally like religious corporatism, but Chick-fil-a seems to almost use employment as ministry. They care about being a good place for good kids to make a buck.
Never once gotten that impression.
Sounds like projecting your hatred for Christians onto others.
Re:SF's crime debate turns nasty
by AnimalMuppet on Wednesday July 07, 2021 @01:48PM
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My daughter worked there for a while. If she had any work-based frustrations that she desperately wanted to let out, I never heard about it at home.
So, yeah, I'm with treeman79. I think you're projecting.
I want a burger. I Think about the unmotivated and borderline rude cashier I would have to deal with.
Then the smiling and upbeat workers at Chick-fil-A. Well guess it’s chicken yet again.