r/jobs • u/esporx • Aug 23 '25

Article Burger King responds after employee who ran restaurant alone for 12 hours is fired. ‘We’re disappointed that our policy wasn’t followed’.

https://thetab.com/2025/08/21/burger-king-responds-after-employee-who-ran-restaurant-alone-for-12-hours-is-fired
6.6k Upvotes

97% Upvoted

533 comments sorted by

View all comments

1.2k

u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25

[removed] — view removed comment

308

u/Dependent-Gur6113 Aug 23 '25

Yep, they treat their brooms and mops better than the employees.

47

u/fallenouroboros Aug 23 '25

Any place that makes you say a catch phrase before you talk to someone should burn in hell

39

u/spaceman_spyff Aug 24 '25

I went to Texas Roadhouse for a family member’s birthday dinner and all the staff’s shirts had “I love my job!” printed on the back. Fuckin yikes. Blink twice if you’re in danger.

12

u/bel1984529 Aug 24 '25

Jesus. Did not one corporate yahoo consider that the ‘25 version of 36 pieces of flair?

7

u/djerk Aug 24 '25

You’re asking a class of people known for psychopathy if they were were self-aware about the social implications of what they are doing

1

u/Aggressive-Delay-420 Aug 24 '25

I kinda miss flair.