It's true. In high school my best friend worked at Burger King, and she ALWAYS smelled like onion rings after work. It was quite pleasant actually. :D

I laughed all the way through this!After getting my Master's Degree, I couldn't find a job for 2 years, so I was the "Drive-thru queen" at McDonalds. So, at first, I felt in the same situation--that I was too smart, too qualified, too good to work at a menial fast food place.I'm now in a job I love, in the education field, but I actually have many fond memories of working at McDonalds. And many unpleasant memories. But, I loved this episode, because I have had to deal with all of that.Except, there is no way that a new employee would be taking orders during lunch rush. Or working on the grill without supervision. I don't care how smart you are. At McDonalds, it was called "Aces in their Places." Since I was an ace on drive-thru, that was my home away from home. Now, I would train others during lunch rush, but I would always be beside them, ready to take over if something happened. But it took me a long time to get to the ace point.So, that was the manager's fault there.And goofing off--oh, yeah! It is a stressful, underpaid job. When I worked the overnight shift, we made a stuffed Elmo doll commit suicide by hanging. I wrote a suicide note for him, a coworker strung him up using the sticker tape. And we left it for the morning crew to clean up.So, this episode made me laugh so hard!Kat

hahaits so true about the drive through speakers
hahahahaha