Fast Food

I can't find it anywhere under "Food and Drinks" OR "Dining Out"!

well i got a job at kfc. wht will i actually learn because supermarkets and other shops rejected my application

Best answer: Burger King for sure over McDonald’s. Burger King tastes like real food. Mcdonalds burgers are greasy, flavourless and there beef has no grill marks cause it was probably justed heated up for you.

Best answer: It depends on what the sizes actually are. Try call and ask for the sizes in terms of inches. For example, at Dominos, a medium is 10" and a large is 12". So with the given prices, the medium would be roughly $1.10 per inch, while the large would be roughly $1.17 per inch.

(the formula is: {price} ÷ {inches}= {price per inch}. Don't claim to be bad at math, you can do it on any simple calculator. Just punch in the numbers.)

So although it would be a bad deal for Domino's pizza sizes, it depends on the diameters of your pizza place's pizzas. Just remember you want the lowest price per inch possible.

help

I've seen videos of 10 year old McDonald's burgers, and they sill haven't gone off. I know this is not normal. Not even wildlife want their stinking American garbage.

I am currently 15 and will turn 16 in July. I was wondering if I apply to McDonald’s will they consider me? And if I should send my application now or when I turn 15.

The reason I'm asking this is I'm doing my best to work my way up to being a manager of any type, currently I'm a sandwich maker at Jimmy John's. Earlier today this young man came into the Jimmy John's I work at, ordered a sub with extra, extra, extra, extra mayo (a lot of it) and he reminded me as I finished making his sandwich but then I informed him that our manager (who wasn't in at the time) instructed us to allow only 2 portions of condiments and that any other amount would be in packets. So then he stated that he'd been going to other Jimmy John's locations before but was convinced mayo is a freebie as in any amount is free on a sub or club and was always given a sandwich just the way he ordered it then he immediately just walks out without the sandwich he ordered or paying for it, so in other words we lost money. Would this be considered our fault or can we refuse to serve him in the future since he ordered food then refused it?

Best answer: I live in Australia and also work at Mcdonalds. We have a system, boys work in the kitchen and girls work at counter and drive through. It's just easier, that way we don't have to hassle the girls to wear hairnets because guys just wear hats. To work you have to be 14 and 9 months. I wouldn't recommend talking to your manager so early on as they could deem you unfit for the job. Maybe book a meeting with your manager and just ask politely if you could work up front or at a different station. Try not to make a big deal out of it though.

Best answer: That's a tough one. I find Subway to be about the most difficult place to order for someone else at. You're best off to get 2 small subs that the other individual might like and plan on eating whichever one they don't choose.

Best answer: No, you are not a bad person, you are a person that has bad eating habits.