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Damn, that is foul.
Damn, that is foul.
Last edited by mardigan; 04-14-2009 at 05:15 PM.
I'd rather not watch it, because I know it would make me scared whenever I ate fast food.
This definetly discourages laziness in regards to making my own food. I hate when I see like this.
dude, if you don't personally prepare your food then you're just asking for it. my one and only foodservice job i had was bill miller's a lonnnnnnnnnng time ago. this girl was running the chop beef area. one day she screams "owwww" cut about a 2 cm piece off her finger........................
we never found it.
enjoy
Grooooooooooooooooooooooooooossssssssssssssssss
I'm investing in trailer parks. They will always be full.
That was my first job ever when I was in high school.dude, if you don't personally prepare your food then you're just asking for it. my one and only foodservice job i had was bill miller's a lonnnnnnnnnng time ago. this girl was running the chop beef area. one day she screams "owwww" cut about a 2 cm piece off her finger........................
we never found it.
enjoy
I was taking out the trash and when I lifted it, I kinda stumbled and a bunch of soot/dust/burnt went into a batch of beans. I said I was sorry and that I'd throw the beans out too... a dude just said not to worry about it and left it at that.
the food prep area for the non meat stuff was literally within reaching distance to the trash area.
I've worked in alot of kitchens growing up, and I can tell you that anytime you eat at a restaurant you're rolling the dice. I've seen people spit on food, wipe it on the dirty slimy floor. But the worse I ever witnessed was this one guy who making a turkey sandwich ... and decided to stick the slice of bread down his pants and rub his sack with it.
Be safe, and eat at home!
That is just sickening.
http://www.goodasyou.org/good_as_you...es-appall.html
More.
Guess they thought their first video was so funny they had to make several follow-ups.
and I'm sure it's in the Bill Miller handbook to go ahead and serve the food, even if you can't find a missing digit.
I can honestly say though, way back when I worked at dominos as a driver there was one time that it was late and it was just me left with the manager.
I was taking the pizza out for my run and accidentally dropped it on the ground, face up.
The manager said, "does it look bad?" I said, "uh....no, it doesn't look bad, but I dropped it...."
He said, "well, we just cleaned the floors. Wipe it off really good. I'm not going to make another one." ......and he went off to the back office.....
That really sucked.
we did
that explains a lot
if you're paid like , get treated like , then i guess it's ok to be a little .
Eating at home is no better depending on what you eat. When they bake your bread or can that pasta sauce, who is to say that they didn't do the same types of things? Unless you grow your own food, you are taking a risk.
It's funny that people get so grossed out by this ... read what the FDA considers 'acceptable' amounts of contaminants in food. You eat gross everyday, you just don't know it.
A while back when I worked for Gatorade I had to pee real bad so I........
eating at home is much better than eating out in controlling what ends up on your plate and in what condition.
if there is spit in my canned sauce, at least I can cook it at a high temperature. Chances are, if you have spit on your pizza, it got there after it went through the oven........not before.
I'm betting that's right before you worked at Hershey's
gross...
but it will happen....you eat out you take a risk
I was expecting much worse.
As was I.I was expecting much worse.
I kind of was too when I first heard about it but it's still a PR nightmare... What's most disturbing to me isn't what they're doing to the food, but what they're doing to humor. They're unbelievably irritating.I was expecting much worse.
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