🍟Working in fast food provides valuable experiences and insights into the job market.
🥪The small, local sandwich shop I worked at had unique characteristics and challenges.
🏪The lack of presence from the owners of the fast food restaurant allowed for more independence during work hours.
🔒The alarm incident at work showcased the pressure and challenges of handling unexpected situations on the job.
🌟Despite the drawbacks, working at Subway had its perks and enjoyable moments.
What did you learn from working in fast food?
—Working in fast food gave me a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by employees in the industry and increased my appreciation for their hard work.
What was the most memorable experience you had while working at Subway?
—One of the most memorable experiences was when the alarm went off and I had to handle the situation, realizing the importance of quick thinking and problem-solving in unexpected circumstances.
Did you have any annoying customer encounters?
—While I didn't mention them in this video, I plan to share my experiences with annoying customers in a future video.
What made working at Subway enjoyable?
—Working with some of my coworkers, who were potheads, made for interesting and enjoyable interactions during my time there. Additionally, the freedom and flexibility of the job allowed for moments of relaxation and leisure.
Do you regret working at a fast food restaurant?
—Although there were challenges and frustrating moments, I don't regret working at Subway. It provided me with valuable experiences and insights that have shaped my perspective on the job market.
00:00Introduction: The importance of experiencing a fast food or retail job.
00:18Working at a local sandwich shop called SOOUBWAY.
01:39The owners' absence and the freedom it provided.
02:01The alarm incident and the pressure to handle unexpected situations.
04:12Working with coworkers and their unique personalities.
06:13Personal experiences with the job, including keeping a chip poster and a bacon fire incident.
06:56Teaser for future video: Stories about annoying customers.
07:14Closing remarks and a hint at a potential sequel video.
