hmath63

We don't really discuss it. To be honest I would say $15 is too much. I work my ass off every day, but I am also 16, with my first job, and am just trying to save up for a car and to have spending money. A lot of the older workers don't work as hard as the younger ones, because a lot of the younger ones are very smart and hard working, but very few jobs that are above minimum wage will hire teenagers. The older workers are typically there because they screwed up somewhere along the way and fast food is all they have.

I would love to make more than minimum wage, I work damn hard and make next to nothing, but I can't complain. I have a job, which is a step above most people my age, and this isn't my career. It's just a stepping stone to bigger and better things.

I've never seen anyone do that before, me included. The worst i've ever done is get a very rude customer who needs to order tons of things at the window and is incredibly rude about it, treats me with zero respect, doesn't answer me when I ask if they want sauce, and then at the end when I am giving them their food they tell me "give me tons of mild sauce" and I only throw a few packets in.

All the time. I usually never work past 10 (laws for minors and all that) but they will come through so high that they just kind of sit there, not taking their food or their change, just staring at me.

A bean burrito with no beans, onions, or red sauce, and added beef. A salad with no shell and no lettuce. Nacho supreme/bell grande without cheese or meat. I've seen tons of people make very odd substitutions that can make a menu item way more expensive than it needs to be (like the bean burrito). I usually tell them "But if you do it this way, it will cost a lot less" but people can be stubborn.

To introduce yourself, possibly just a quesadilla. It's just a tortilla and cheese with a jalapeno sauce inside of it (it isn't spicy, just has the flavour). or just a plain soft taco. You would probably pick like a quesarito or something, which tastes delicious, but it's very....bold for a first-timer.