Speaking of McD’s: in the days gone by, the workers used to slice and dice all the vegetables in the morning. My friend’s daughter used to work there during high school, and she had that as her first job in McD’s.
Years later, before the closed garbage bins, my mother’s husband started a new hobby after he retired. He drove around the town dumpster diving and after a while he started to bring home bags and bags of discarded vegetables: lettuce, onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. … He said that they were from McD’s. Those bags of vegetables were good for the compost.
My lady’s stepbrother used to remark that he had no idea what a poor cook his mother was until he went off to college and couldn’t understand why all the other kids were complaining about the food there.
Ida No about 11 hours ago
Donald McRonald’s? Don’t touch the fries.
Can't Sleep about 10 hours ago
She must cook like my mother did. Blergh.
doctorwho29 about 10 hours ago
Yikes
sergioandrade Premium Member about 10 hours ago
“Just like Mother used to make, and we all know what a lousy cook Mother was.” Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent.
Ellis97 about 3 hours ago
A mean bowl of cereal, huh? I wonder how well she can make toast.
Doug K about 3 hours ago
When I was a kid, going to McDonald’s (and eating in the car) was a special treat.
DaBump Premium Member about 1 hour ago
Oh, that’s sad.
1JennyJenkins about 1 hour ago
Speaking of McD’s: in the days gone by, the workers used to slice and dice all the vegetables in the morning. My friend’s daughter used to work there during high school, and she had that as her first job in McD’s.
Years later, before the closed garbage bins, my mother’s husband started a new hobby after he retired. He drove around the town dumpster diving and after a while he started to bring home bags and bags of discarded vegetables: lettuce, onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. … He said that they were from McD’s. Those bags of vegetables were good for the compost.
The Brooklyn Accent Premium Member about 1 hour ago
My lady’s stepbrother used to remark that he had no idea what a poor cook his mother was until he went off to college and couldn’t understand why all the other kids were complaining about the food there.