Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1308465)

*vomit* I'd rather die than manage a McDonald's. I've seen what those people have to do. In order to get anywhere you have to be good at kissing some serious ass and learn to treat people like statistics. If I don't wanna do that then I get to work as a store level manager where I get the joy of having to deal with all the same bull**** as the workers except now I'm responsible for all the brainless deadbeats working for me too. Unless you're somehow dealing with human waste then there can be no more soul sucking job than a McDonald's manager.

Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1308467)

oh yeah there is.... you could manage a Long John Silvers....

Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1308471)

Fast food manager in general is a **** job is basically what I'm trying to get across. And at least with LJS you'd get to eat some semi-decent sea food rather than cardboard masquerading as hamburgers.

Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1308474)

very true, but there is an upside...INCOME... COMING IN... Just out of curiosity do you have any call centers where you are? I dispatched tow trucks for a couple years... Pay was fair and it had it's upsides... humorous phone calls from people stranded, or service providers.... I left smelling good too...

Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1308484)

I'd rather eat **** flipping burgers than sign my life away as a manager. At least then I can fool myself into thinking that I might find something else. Once you start down the managerial road, that's pretty much it for you.

Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1308474)

very true, but there is an upside...INCOME... COMING IN... Just out of curiosity do you have any call centers where you are? I dispatched tow trucks for a couple years... Pay was fair and it had it's upsides... humorous phone calls from people stranded, or service providers.... I left smelling good too...

Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1308500)

I was a dispatcher/driver for some time. In the south suburbs of Chicago, right off the expressway. It was a bit intense at times when people wanted their cars back since we were a police pound yard. Good thing the owner was crazy, and handled most of the ornary ones since I was only 18.

Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1308500)

I was a dispatcher/driver for some time. In the south suburbs of Chicago, right off the expressway. It was a bit intense at times when people wanted their cars back since we were a police pound yard. Good thing the owner was crazy, and handled most of the ornary ones since I was only 18.