I don't say this often enough, but FUCK OFF!!! This is actually insulting to the people suffering to survive.

It seems p funny to me, why are you so salty?

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Because I worked in McDonalds? Because I seriously needed money in my life, and I know the feeling of waking up, knowing I will feel dead for 10+ hours that day?

So you felt that job was beneath you?

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Wait... what?
How rich are you anyway, if that is what you read from that comment?

No, I said, that the job was suffering. And I know poeple, who suffer that job for 10+ years. I respect their pain. It's not a funny role for a commedy clip.

That's.. not suffering lol, its a super simple job that helps ppl pay their bills. Why did you feel that you were suffering?

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I seriously feel so happy for you, you cannot even imagine it.

I'd like it if you answered my question, maybe I'm not aware of how bad it is

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I didn't work in Mcdonalds for long enough to have good stories, but I worked in a book shop. Standing on your legs for 11h a day might not sound bad enough, but having to stand there, and do nothing was killing me.

It got to a point, where I would sleep deprive myself on purpose, so I could micro-sleep while standing... so the shift would go faster.

@LukeAlmighty @bot i was on dxm a lot while working at the cinema to ignore the customers and my feet and back hurting and the agonizing monotony of the tasks.

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I am really happy that I had no history of drugs when I was working there, because if I was, that would push me so far over the line really fast.

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And yes, the feet/spine pain was quite insane. Also indescribable to people, who never lived through it though.

Try going to the gym and being on your feet while lifting a lot of weight