Frying high
If you think working in fast food isn't hazardous to your health, think back on the incident where we were approached by an armed gunman a few weeks ago. Now, read this story about an incident in a McDonald's where the customers were so irate over getting the wrong sized fries that they assaulted the employees.
Let it be known, not all customers are this bad. However, we do encounter a sizable number of them that blow a gasket over the least thing wrong with their burger or fries. We've had food and drinks thrown at us when a customer goes into a fit of rage.
C'mon. Nuclear weapons in the hands of terrorists or starving children are reasons to be extremely upset. Having a pickle on your burger just doesn't rank as high up on the list of priorities of what needs to be fixed in this world.
Get over it. Grow up. Set your standards a little higher. Stop insulting and cursing the little 16 year old girl who just handed you your food.
Labels: Musings
posted by Ann crum @ 10:39 PM
2 Comments:
At 10/10/2009 6:49 PM,
jannwebb said…
I agree! And the sad thing is that a lot of people who do stuff like that claim to be Christians. I think it was Joyce Meyer who I heard say that how you treat the people in your life no matter how trivial is indicative of your true walk with the Lord!
2 of my daughters are waitresses and say that Sundays are awful days because of the after church crowd!
At 10/11/2009 2:21 PM,
Ann crum said…
It's the same here on Wed. nights and Sunday afternoons. I've had a lot of "Christians" make the worst, most rude complaints AND leave a terrible mess in the dining room! It puts non-churchgoers off from ever going to church at all. Who needs that sort of example to follow?
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