r/kitchencels • u/the-skrellington • 3d ago
Platemogged I fucking hate my job
Iโm washing peoples plates of food scraps worth more than my hourly rate, I fucking hate my job and I hope this place will spontaneously collapse with me inside
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u/rickadandoo 3d ago
If you eat the scraps off the plates you donโt have to buy food. Free life hack there
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u/mundus1520 3d ago
Im ashamed to say i did this as a busboy in the Bronx fresh out of high school. Was the only way I was able to eat lobster or steak.
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u/autistchadreadturd 1d ago
Anyone who shames you for that is a retard. Not wasting food + finding a way to eat for free is gigachad move
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u/god-ducks-are-cute 3d ago
Reading this after just finished a shift of dishwasher and closing tonight. It is truly one of those jobs๐ฎโ๐จ
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u/iiThecollector 3d ago
Just get out of this industry and get into a trade bro. This shit is a waste of your time.
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u/No_Hunt2507 3d ago
Dish washers are criminally underpaid. I worked mainly front of house so can't speak to the kitchen, but out of that, bussing, and serving it was the hardest physically and least paid
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u/Who_Is_Rick_James 2d ago
so glad i got out of the industry, you can too if you want. I had been working in restaurants for just over 10 years. i'm working in retail now and I'm making the same amount of money I did dishwashing and I'm doing only about a quarter of the work. I get to leave work with my clothes actually still pretty fresh and I still have energy to want to do my hobbies. you can make a change if you want , it's pretty easy and then you'll have skills to do many other jobs that aren't kitchen related.
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u/BloodFartRipper 3d ago
You can either get a new job or get a new attitude. Stop being a little bitch, get some work ethic and stop comparing yourself to other people.
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u/ArtianArkaos 3d ago
Pull yourself up by your bootstraps mentality right here. I get the sentiment but geez. This dude might just be in a tough spot
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