A McDonald's employee revealed the day-to-day job he hates most - but that's another thing everyone's talking about.
Your No matter what your job is, there are likely some aspects that you're not particularly enthusiastic about. These are the things I have to do, but they're not the part I look forward to the most of my day.
Fast food giant McDonald'semployees are no exception. Posting on
TikTokwith the username @mcdonalds_hack101, the young man has taken to social media on his platform to talk about various positions and jobs.
"Hey guys, we're going to rate McDonald's today. Let's go."We started with the viral clip.
First on the list was the flying station, for the customer it's where his crispy fries are made, but for the McDonald's employee of his four years is an absolute nightmare.
"I absolutely hate this bastard," he said, before giving it a pretty low rating.
"For me he's a 0/10."
Unlike Fries in the Kitchen his station, the upfront scored higher results.
"Okay, now for the presentation." He moved to another part of the fast food restaurant.
The presentation of his table, neatly stacked with boxes of clean, ready-to-use Happy Meals, earned him a very impressive 7/10. It was the highest score so far.
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"But when it gets busy in here, I really want to leave," he revealed.
Nonetheless, the daily task to perform to sort the orders was given a fairly high result - 7/10.
There was also cooking on the list, and better marks were given to this task that had to be completed each day.
``I'd probably give him an 8 out of 10,'' the employee decided.
"Finally, there's the pit. This is where I am most of the time. I have to rate it 10/10 because that's where I'm most comfortable."
But perhaps even more surprisingly, it wasn't the ratings or remarks that everyone talked about, viewers were more fascinated by how clean the facility looked.
One person said: I've never seen anything like it [shocked emoji].''
A sharp-eyed company employee wrote: . '
A third tagged his colleague as follows: Do not work there,” was his fourth warning.
