I worked in the fast food industry for a few years in high school. Made my way up from making the burgers to running the store all before graduation. Think on that for a minute. The industry we are talking about had no problem giving control of a store to a kid who couldn't legally do more than 45 hours a week, couldn't work past 11pm, and couldn't get to work before 3pm due to prior obligations.
Fast food jobs, by design, are not meant to be careers. They are meant to build career understanding. Time management, people skills, these are the things one builds at a place like Burger King before moving on to another job. The fact that people are "stuck" working these jobs to make ends meet is sad sure. However, I can't feel bad for the mother of five who is "forced" to work at BK to make ends meet. Probably should've planned your life better and not had 5 kids then.
To me this "movement" speaks to the pathetic entitled crowd of youth today that expects the world to work for them and not the other way around. You want more money? Go earn it at a better job. You can't do that? Stop getting my order wrong at a high percentage rate and I might start to feel for you.
