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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I mean you can see into the McDonald's work area as you're ordering food, looks pretty dead easy and they're not exactly "slaving", seems worth the $14 they're getting paid. Want more? Get educated/skilled and you'll make more. Burger flippers don't make a lot because literally anyone can do it after 10 minutes of "training" and if they stop getting applicants they'll get the bots on it.
gpt
You don’t even need much, for things like manufacturing, which start around $22 here in rural wisconsin (much more than burger flippers) you get trained on the job. They’ll pay for more schooling if you want or need it, yearly 4 to 5 grand bonuses. Yet, around here McDonald’s is always packed and manufacturing is always hiring.