What I Learned from Four Years Working at McDonalds
<p>From 18–22 I spent four years working at McDonalds. I worked a mix of part and full time over these years, always failing to find a ‘better’ job. I never advanced up the rungs, never was a manager, never achieved anything of significance in my time there.</p>
<p>Basically I was the absolute stereotype of a deadbeat McDonald’s worker. Lazy, stupid, with no initiative.</p>
<p>Over the years I saw this stereotype play out in a number of ways. The faces of my parents friends falling when I told them what I did. The snide remarks, ‘Do you<em> still</em> work at McDonalds?’, or ‘I could never work at a place like <em>that.</em>’ Encouragement from my friends, ‘Just don’t show up to work today!’ (because it’s not a real job.)</p>
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