• @[email protected]
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    141 year ago

    No, that’s still idiotic. It doesn’t matter what the context is of why a child is working at a fast food restaurant. There’s a child working at a fast food restaurant. This isn’t selling chocolates to raise money for a class hamster.

    • @jimbo
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      • @PopcornTin
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        01 year ago

        That’s why we need to have ubi for everyone, even these kids. Then they will just have money to spend on their dance clubs and stuff without having to work for it.

    • @WelcomeBear
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      Selling chocolates is so much worse though. That always creeped me out because it’s either A) kids learning how to hawk wares on the street outside of stores, B) kids learning how to be door-to-door cold call solicitors or C) run a MLM pyramid scheme by convincing their parents to push their product at work.

      Maybe even D) a combination of all of those for the ultimate street hustler training.

      This is just kids “playing house” for a few hours. Most probably love that shit. I would have killed to see what the buttons on the register do and how the fries are made.

    • @pinkdrunkenelephants
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      21 year ago

      Honestly, I would err on the side of caution anyway. The worst that can happen is minor embarrassment that came from good intentions.