In all seriousness, who was in the wrong here? Interested to hear the perspective of anyone who's worked at a fast food restaurant or managed employees. Go to 5:30 and 6:25 for the moments in question
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Was Jimmy right to memorize the prices, or did he have a responsibility to press the buttons? Should he have to say the slogan? And how would you react if one of your employees insisted on calling salt "sodium chloride"? Who was right and who was being petty?
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Its 'salt'
You need to enter in the purchase at the till so there is a record of it for inventory and financial records. Jimmy was clearly in the wrong. Nerdtron
The main way the stores can track what is being bought and what isn't is by entering it into the machine, so Jimmy was in the wrong
>Hire a minor
>Pay him less than minimum wage
>He isn't even a waiter so it isn't legal
since people wanna be realistic with the register, I'll be realistic and say it isn't legal to hire a 10 year old
>store is making a lot of money even though there is no transaction record
Great way to get the IRS on your ass
Jimmy is very wrong here. As it has been mentioned the restaurant needs to keep track of transactions electronically. He is also being a fucking smartass with his 'sodium chloride' bullshit. Everyone knows that means salt, but he's got to constantly prove he's smarter than everyone around him by using overly precise scientific nomenclature in a fucking food service setting. In short Jimmy is being a cocky little prick with no respect for his boss.
Wow, Jimmy Neutron is an asshole.
wtf I hate Jimmy Neutron now
Daily reminder Jimmy turned the restaurant into a murderous death machine