Good evening everybody 23rd of October 24 my God it's only two weeks until all

hell breaks loose in America so I hope you're doing well and we're here to talk about whatever is on your mind

whatever you're thinking I'm happy to we were just talking about Trump working at McDonald's and I was giving my some of my like in the pre-show just giving some of my restaurant

experiences I liked it I liked working at Pizza Hub. There's a good place to work. It was crazy, stressful though, not for me so much, but for the manager.

Like he would throw up after lunches. Because there was this deal back of the day, I'm sure that they

resurrected from time to time. There was a steel back in the day that you have to, by the time you

order your food, you have to get your drink and your lunch within 10 minutes and they

actually put these little LED clocks, you know nobody had stop

watches back then right? These little LED clocks you'd hit a button and you'd have to get their

drink order out and then their pizza order out within 10 minutes or they got a free pizza. They got a free coupon for the next day or

whenever they wanted to come again. And I remember the restaurant manager's name was Tony as you could imagine and he would sometimes

throw up after lunch he would find it so stressful to try and make sure everything was working because I guess he was getting

pressure from head office and maybe he was getting pressure from head office.

I mean maybe he was just the sole proprietor I guess it was his restaurant but he had

everything on the line and I remember this is sort of real back in my early capitalist days

I remember thinking like man being a boss does not look like a lot of fun

and he hab was all the time constantly there were problems with people you know quitting and not showing up for shifts and he had this crate.

And I just remember looking and saying, oh man, that really doesn't look like much fun at all.

And it's funny because there was no union when I was at the

Pizza Hut and I got all the free meals I wanted. I didn't have to pay for my own

uniforms and then when I moved to Swiss Chalet where I worked for a couple of

years. I had to pay a reduced price for every meal and I had to buy my own uniform and I remember the union took what, six, seven percent of my pay.

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