I respect the kid who works at McDonald’s.
I imagine she or he is a senior in high school working 10-15 hours a week, trying to earn money for gas, car insurance, maybe college.
But I bet if you ask most what they do, they’ll say they put hamburgers in a bag.
They do so much more. How about this? They help power America’s workforce.
They feed the mom who just completed the overnight shift at the warehouse.
They feed the dad waking himself up with strong coffee.
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The high school worker probably doesn’t realize that McDonalds’ low coffee prices are in welcome contrast to Starbucks’ prices. McDonald’s also favors senior citizens, giving them deep discounts on coffee. Seniors love that.
This is the kind of conversation America’s companies need to have showing what they do. Most of us have jobs that help humanity. It’s a lot more than putting burgers in a bag.
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