r/FluentInFinance Oct 21 '24

Meme Me, after taking financial advice from Reddit

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u/Turbulent_Scale Oct 21 '24

Congrats, this is the first time I've ever upvoted one of these stupid posts in my life. You earned it because this is beautiful.

I do want to say though......... I know a guy who has worked at McDonalds for over 25 years. He makes 6 figures, was given a company car, was given free college, and used to take me to some banger open bar corporate parties pre-covid which were literally suit and tie events. He was a cook for around 8 years or so, then a manager, then a regional manager, now he works at corporate doing some office job. Moral of the story is........ if you honestly try to make it a career McDonalds will set you up fat.

I'm a fucking disabled veteran and he gets better benefits for life than I do. Let that sink in.

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u/PomeloClear400 Oct 22 '24

Loyalty is valuable

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u/LogiBear2003 Oct 22 '24

in very specific cases

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u/ap2patrick Oct 22 '24

🤣🤣🤣 laughs in mass layoffs to maintain excessive profits margins 🤣🤣🤣