Did you see this? It says that 10 year olds were working at a McDonald's in Kentucky.

Oh, yeah, I just assumed when I saw that, that it meant that they're someone had their kids coming in to work with them, right?

Like, I don't know, I guess your mom didn't have you probably never had a, like, did you, well, your dad, did he take you to work ever?

Like I got to take you to work. Yeah, snowcolders, you have to go to work with them to drop off groceries sometimes, right?

Like sometimes you know, your parent takes you to work. Yeah, like if he got called some time after working,

like, hey, jumping in the car, let's go. Well, just carry cases of green beans or something with them. Yeah, my mom would even like pay me cash, you know,

okay, thanks for your help today. I'll give you a, you know, well, I mean, I would work like all day. We would have to go get a house packed up

or whatever. And so I would go do it with her. And I did that. I don't know for a long time. It seems like I was pretty young and did it

until I was a teenager. And then I actually got a job for them. But this story sounds pretty bad. It doesn't McDonald's in Kentucky has been

fine for hiring to unpaid 10 year old children. Well, you're not really hiring them. Are you? If they're unpaid making them work, it's

slave labor. Right. For hiring to unpaid 10 year old children. And at times making them work as late as 2 a.m. The Department of Labor says, I

know, I see these headlines, like, oh, okay, someone took their kid to work and I move on. The two children would prepare and

distribute food orders, clean the restaurant, work at the drive through window and operate a register. The Labor Department said, if you went to a

drive through and you're like, drive the old right, I would be concerned. Do they have the hat on? Are they wearing the

headpiece? You wouldn't care. Not my business. You know, I'd care if they screwed up my order. I'd be like, what is it?

Kids days? You are who are you going to add? What really? Wait, you go to the drive through in a 10 year old kid's going to

head on and he goes, that'll be $7. You give him $7. Please drive through. One of you two are calling the cops. No, he's going to call

me. I say, how old are you? You do? Absolutely. Not me. That's my mom would definitely say that. How old are you?

I think I don't mean to be offensive, but how old are you? I just assumed. I have Andy Melonakis. I know. That's why I don't want to be

offensive. Exactly. Well, that's what I'm going to ask. It is offensive. I'm not asking. It's offensive if they have one of

those growth things. Who are you going to be asking? How many times do I get that drug? Just because I don't want to be

caring. And Melonakis has told you how offended he gets by that and how humiliating is and how he's tired of the

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