Imbrium
Jennifer
looks like I missed a lot in the days since the forum got updated! (I've been slacking on catching up on everything, lol).
the fast food stories remind me of the taco bell where I went to college. for whatever reason, all the black employees got put on the same shifts and all the non-black employees got put on the same shifts. my friend Will coined the term "african american employee days" to describe the days when all the black people were working. it was actually *really* convenient because there was an inexplicable correlation between the skin color of the employees and the quality of the food/service you were going to get if you ate there. you had to drive past the drive-thru window to get in line, so before we committed to the line, we'd always wait to catch a glimpse of the person working the window. if the employee wasn't black, that meant it was a good day to eat at quizno's or wendy's or something.
I swear, if it was a shift where none of the employees were black, your order was NEVER right. EVER. at least one thing (usually 2-3) was going to be wrong with your order. sometimes what they handed you didn't even *remotely* resemble what you'd actually ordered. if it was an "african american employee day," your food was going to be absolutely perfect. it was the weirdest thing, but at least it was predictable!
the fast food stories remind me of the taco bell where I went to college. for whatever reason, all the black employees got put on the same shifts and all the non-black employees got put on the same shifts. my friend Will coined the term "african american employee days" to describe the days when all the black people were working. it was actually *really* convenient because there was an inexplicable correlation between the skin color of the employees and the quality of the food/service you were going to get if you ate there. you had to drive past the drive-thru window to get in line, so before we committed to the line, we'd always wait to catch a glimpse of the person working the window. if the employee wasn't black, that meant it was a good day to eat at quizno's or wendy's or something.
I swear, if it was a shift where none of the employees were black, your order was NEVER right. EVER. at least one thing (usually 2-3) was going to be wrong with your order. sometimes what they handed you didn't even *remotely* resemble what you'd actually ordered. if it was an "african american employee day," your food was going to be absolutely perfect. it was the weirdest thing, but at least it was predictable!