Remember a while back when I was trying to get a job at that big ass theme park in my hometown? I won't link the thread(even I'm not that narcissistic) but to make a long story less tl;dr, I got it.
They stuck me in Food Services, of course. The one position I hate above all others. I've been shuffled around literally every job one can take in Foods, and yesterday, I got to help cook in the employee cafeteria. I met with my supervisor, this big tan salt and pepper-headed porn baron-looking motherfucker, and the first thing he says to me is "You know how to fry food?"
He DID NOT just fucking say that.
I spent the next seven or so hours shlepping deep-fried goods, cleaning shit, tripping all over myself on the deviously slick linoleum, and making pizza.
I made A LOT of fucking pizza. I'd say somewhere in the neighborhood of 20.
My supervising skin industry dropout asked for five pizzas at once right after lunch hour. While retrieving one from the oven, I somehow managed to drop the tray, the temperature of which had reached near-thermonuclear levels, on my forearm. Somebody apparently thought it a good idea to mop right in front of said oven just before I had to use it. Thanks, asshole.
I didn't eat lunch yesterday. After finally witnessing firsthand the methods by which food is mass-prepared, my childhood delusions of "what I don't know won't hurt me" have at last been shattered. I sincerely doubt I will ever eat at another fast food joint for as long as I live. The last shreds of hope I had for this country have dissolved in a haze of boiling grease. We are all going to die; bulbous mounds of lard, chasing Viagra with Slimfast and Coke smoothies, degenerating in the bluish glow of Fox News on the tube.
Yes. Seeing french fries floating in a deep-fat fryer has broken my spirit. What that says about my character, I don't know. The big bad Real World has delivered a roundhouse kick to my psyche, fellow WTFers. I have a sudden urge to write a letter to Santa, to grab my fleeing youth by it's undescended testicles and hold on for dear life. I want Superman pajamas. I got a business suit. I want my mommy. I got the American dollar.
But most of all, I never want to see another french fry again.
They stuck me in Food Services, of course. The one position I hate above all others. I've been shuffled around literally every job one can take in Foods, and yesterday, I got to help cook in the employee cafeteria. I met with my supervisor, this big tan salt and pepper-headed porn baron-looking motherfucker, and the first thing he says to me is "You know how to fry food?"
He DID NOT just fucking say that.
I spent the next seven or so hours shlepping deep-fried goods, cleaning shit, tripping all over myself on the deviously slick linoleum, and making pizza.
I made A LOT of fucking pizza. I'd say somewhere in the neighborhood of 20.
My supervising skin industry dropout asked for five pizzas at once right after lunch hour. While retrieving one from the oven, I somehow managed to drop the tray, the temperature of which had reached near-thermonuclear levels, on my forearm. Somebody apparently thought it a good idea to mop right in front of said oven just before I had to use it. Thanks, asshole.
I didn't eat lunch yesterday. After finally witnessing firsthand the methods by which food is mass-prepared, my childhood delusions of "what I don't know won't hurt me" have at last been shattered. I sincerely doubt I will ever eat at another fast food joint for as long as I live. The last shreds of hope I had for this country have dissolved in a haze of boiling grease. We are all going to die; bulbous mounds of lard, chasing Viagra with Slimfast and Coke smoothies, degenerating in the bluish glow of Fox News on the tube.
Yes. Seeing french fries floating in a deep-fat fryer has broken my spirit. What that says about my character, I don't know. The big bad Real World has delivered a roundhouse kick to my psyche, fellow WTFers. I have a sudden urge to write a letter to Santa, to grab my fleeing youth by it's undescended testicles and hold on for dear life. I want Superman pajamas. I got a business suit. I want my mommy. I got the American dollar.
But most of all, I never want to see another french fry again.