Conclusion: burgers control society

by Anonymous 3 years ago

This is the revised "rich or poor - we all end up in the same coffin"

by Anonymous 3 years ago

I think the big difference between these is the reward you get: flipping for yourself, you're rewarded by getting to eat a burger made just the way you like it. flipping for strangers, after an hour or so you're rewarded by getting enough money to buy maybe 3 burgers for yourself. That's demeaning because it really isn't a good reward at all. And flipping for friends rewards you by giving something back to the people you like and potentially by being able to show off.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Yeah this is it. Flipping for strangers...who are homeless/in need of food, would be another example of the reward determining how society percieves it.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Why is working at a restaurant demeaning?

by Anonymous 3 years ago

People use "flipping burgers" as an example of a low pay entry level job that doesn't require any higher education. So, classism

by Anonymous 3 years ago

No ...not paying your bills is demeaning..not making your own money is demeaning... Unemployment is demeaning...classism is, thinking you, without work experience ,deserves better

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Flipping off a burger is considered to be disrespectful to your food

by Anonymous 3 years ago

It's almost like context changes things. Getting paid to do something and making food for yourself are not really comparable situations. You could do this with driving cars/taxis/limos too.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

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by Anonymous 3 years ago

Flipping burgers while a fat, sweaty man licks his lips and says "yeah, mmm, good boy" and throws $1 bills at you is... what exactly?

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Burger joints need to work with schools to make flipping burgers everyones first parttime job

by Anonymous 3 years ago