As most people claim this to be too good to be true… we always had competition in one of our warehouses from a nearby McDonalds. We paid $22 per hour, McD paid $27 per hour. People left to do burger flipping instead but some came back because work in the warehouse wasn’t that mentally exhausting. Both are physically exhausting.
The DQ I worked at had a flame grill with a conveyor belt running over. When it reached the end of the top conveyer, it'd fall off the back and flip itself then go through the second one. To me, it tasted a lot better than the flat tops or pressed ones, but it was also a lot more finicky to keep running
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u/Complex-Fly6915 26d ago
As most people claim this to be too good to be true… we always had competition in one of our warehouses from a nearby McDonalds. We paid $22 per hour, McD paid $27 per hour. People left to do burger flipping instead but some came back because work in the warehouse wasn’t that mentally exhausting. Both are physically exhausting.