Jump to content
  • Welcome to the eG Forums, a service of the eGullet Society for Culinary Arts & Letters. The Society is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of the culinary arts. These advertising-free forums are provided free of charge through donations from Society members. Anyone may read the forums, but to post you must create a free account.

Edit History

eugenep

eugenep

thanks for sharing the article 

 

interesting to hear things from the service staff's perspective 

 

I think twice now about being rude to service employees - e.g., walmart, amazon, etsy, etc. 

 

The author's mom might have a point. I had two friends that worked in construction after highschool and didn't go to college for about 1 year or 2. 

 

I'm sure the pay was like $50k a year or something which was like a fortune to a 18 yr old. 

 

They went to college after doing that hard work everyday. One became a PhD in theoretical physics and another does something similar. 

 

It's like both didn't mind going to college for ten years and not working and studying for 10 hour days in a library. 

 

They never said so but I did wonder if maybe the construction job they got gave them an idea of how hard work and life can be and it's better to be reading in a library all day than to lift heavy beams. 

 

 

eugenep

eugenep

thanks for sharing the article 

 

interesting to hear things from the service staff's perspective 

 

I think twice now about being rude to service employees - e.g., walmart, amazon, etsy, etc. 

 

The author's mom might have a point. I had two friends that worked in construction after highschool and didn't go to college for about 1 year or 2. 

 

I'm sure the pay was like $50k a year or something which was like a fortune to a 18 yr old. 

 

They went to college after doing that hard work everyday. One became a PhD in theoretical physics and another does something similar. 

 

It's like both didn't mind going to college for ten years and not working and studying for 10 hour days in a library. 

 

They never said so but I did wonder if maybe the construction job they got gave them an idea of how hard work and life can be and it's better to be reading in a library all day than to life heavy beams. 

 

 

eugenep

eugenep

thanks for sharing the article 

 

interesting to hear things from the service staff's perspective 

 

I think twice now about being rude to service employees - e.g., walmart, amazon, etsy, etc. 

 

The author's mom might have a point. I had two friends that worked in construction after highschool and didn't go to college for about 1 year or 2. 

 

I'm sure the pay was like $50k a year or something which was like a fortune to a 18 yr old. 

 

They went to college after doing that hard work everyday. One became a PhD in theoretical physics and another does something similar. 

 

It's like both didn't mind going to college for ten years and not working and studying for 10 hour days in a library. 

 

They never said so but I did wonder if maybe the construction job they got have them an idea of how hard work and life can be and it's better to be reading in a library all day than to life heavy beams. 

 

 

eugenep

eugenep

thanks for sharing the article 

 

interesting to hear things from the service staff's perspective 

 

I think twice now about being rude to service employees - e.g., walmart, amazon, etsy, etc. 

 

The author's mom might have a point. I had two friends that worked in construction after highschool and didn't go to college for about 1 year or 2. 

 

I'm sure the pay was like $50k a year or something which was like a fortune to a 18 yr old. 

 

They went to college doing that hard work everyday. One became a PhD in theoretical physics and another does something similar. 

 

It's like both didn't mind going to college for ten years and not working and studying for 10 hour days in a library. 

 

They never said so but I did wonder if maybe the construction job they got have them an idea of how hard work and life can be and it's better to be reading in a library all day than to life heavy beams. 

 

 

×
×
  • Create New...