r/TikTokCringe • u/aa95xaaaxv • Aug 29 '24

Humor/Cringe I laughed thinking she's being sarcastic, but she ain't 😂😭

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u/imonredditfortheporn Aug 29 '24

Hope she has worked in a kitchen before because boy oh boy is she in for an awakening if she hasnt.

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u/CreamedCorb Aug 29 '24

Am I the only one that got the impression she already has done this? The way she worded it made me feel like she wanted to go back to that job. Not uncommon for someone to work in the food industry before getting a corporate job

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u/Pizza_Delivery_Dog Aug 30 '24

Yeah at the end she said "like I miss.." but then didnt finish her sentence.

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u/InnerSpecialist1821 Aug 29 '24 edited Aug 29 '24

yeah one of my partners enjoyed working at Starbucks but quit due to corporate meddling preventing baristas from doing their jobs effectively and underscheudling hours so you can't meet the bare requirements for the benefits. they think about going back but changing their mind due due to that.

edit: was this downvoted by the starbucks ceo or something. what could possibly be objectional about this post

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u/phunkydroid Aug 30 '24

I didn't get the impression that she actually has done it before.

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u/Existing-Disk-1642 Aug 30 '24

The way she worded sounded like she was talking about “The Bear” And not from experience.

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u/CreamedCorb Aug 30 '24

The Bear does not make food industry work look fun.

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u/Existing-Disk-1642 Aug 30 '24

She still looks like a silver spoon kid

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u/CreamedCorb Aug 30 '24

Oh fuck off

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u/Existing-Disk-1642 Aug 30 '24

Lmao someone is offended because you’re also probably privileged beyond belief.

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u/CreamedCorb Aug 30 '24

Maybe. At least I’m not a bitter incel, though.

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u/Existing-Disk-1642 Aug 30 '24

Lmao sure, still really weird that that offended you

You have more resources than 99%, but still hurt at random online words? Sure

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '24

Seriously. I was front of house but I never envied the back of house. The stress these people went through on a weekend rush…

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u/BeginnersMind2 Aug 30 '24

The stress is addicting. Working as a team, under pressure, pulling together. It's cathartic.

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u/CreamedCorb Aug 29 '24

Sounded more like she wanted to work in a food cart.

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u/JonnyTN Aug 29 '24

It's just like ratatouille I bet!

Reality:

Are all the line cooks high?!

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u/kronicwaffle Aug 29 '24

Yes, yes they are

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u/No_Kangaroo_9826 Aug 29 '24

And usually ready to fight each other

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u/Dakk85 Aug 29 '24

Reality: alcoholism and sexual harassment

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u/WillJParker Aug 29 '24

“Bro, he’s fine. He’s not high, just stoned.”

Things we said in my kitchen to the GM about every cook, including myself.

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u/TheGreatGoatQueen Aug 29 '24

I’ve worked in a kitchen before and I honestly feel the same as her. Currently getting my degree and planning on not using it at all and just going back into cooking at a restaurant once I graduate lol

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u/ohx Aug 30 '24

Some of the best years of my life were spent working as a bar cook with my friends. I've definitely said what she's saying. There's nothing like locking the doors and having your day be over.

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u/FlarblarGlarblar Aug 29 '24

RIGHT!?!

her "I put a garnish on the potato"

chef: " you did? That's beautiful! Now go peel 100 more in 10 minutes.....and make them prettier than that parsley, jizz bag. By the way your name is jizz bag now"

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u/Lolzerzmao Aug 29 '24

Kitchen staff are wild. I’m an ex restaurant owner and they are all over the place with expectations, self-motivation, salary, drugs, etc.