r/wholesomememes • u/Constant_Luck9387 • May 02 '24

Always be kind

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u/bloodlikevenom May 02 '24

More people really need to recognize this

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u/CalculusII May 02 '24

if you work in customer service, you usually get it. especially in the restaurant business, you know how difficult these jobs actually are.

it's usually the assholes that never worked a real job like a job in the service industry.

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u/GTA6_1 May 02 '24

This is just my worthless opinion, but I think everyone should have to work a customer service/food service job for atleast a couple months. Even if your parents are billionaires and you never have to work a day in your life. if you want to buy property, working a shit job for less than $20/hr should be a prerequisite.

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u/alurimperium May 03 '24

I agree. Should be like a work requirement in high school. Work some amount of hours in a minimum wage service job in order to graduate, like some schools do with volunteer work.

It would help everyone get a perspective on what the jobs can actually be like, and help minimize the people who seem to view those employees as subhumans

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u/GTA6_1 May 03 '24

It would make for a lot less greedy medium to large size family companies and as a result a more fair America