If working at McD’s can be stereotyped with the phrase “flipping burgers”, I propose that packaging things at an Amazon warehouse be called something like… “boxing dildos”.
It’s ambiguous, though. They could be complaining about the frycooks making as much as them, or about the frycooks not making as much as them. You’d have to look at what else they posted to see whether they’re generally pro-labor or not. Or ask them what they mean by their tweet. Both of which are made difficult by the username being blocked out.
It really isn’t ambiguous at all, imo. He’s clearly saying flipping burgers isn’t skilled labour. Like that’s literally what the sentence means, as he’s comparing flipping burgers to “skilled labour”, which he wouldn’t do if he thought “flipping burgers” is “skilled labour”.
He says he’ll be “damned” if what he says are unskilled worked at McDonald’s would be paid as much as him — who identifies as someone doing “skilled labour”
am I the only one who understood this as the dude claiming the burguers flippers being the skilled labour, as in, trying to show solidarity?
I took it as the total reverse.
That he “doing skilled labor” packing boxes at Amazon is above somebody “flipping burgers” at McDonald’s.
If working at McD’s can be stereotyped with the phrase “flipping burgers”, I propose that packaging things at an Amazon warehouse be called something like… “boxing dildos”.
One actually handles food.
yes, you and everybody else, it seems
That’s how it’s meant to be taken but I got confused too because it’s such a stupid take. Both jobs require as much skill and they’re both underpaid.
It’s ambiguous, though. They could be complaining about the frycooks making as much as them, or about the frycooks not making as much as them. You’d have to look at what else they posted to see whether they’re generally pro-labor or not. Or ask them what they mean by their tweet. Both of which are made difficult by the username being blocked out.
It really isn’t ambiguous at all, imo. He’s clearly saying flipping burgers isn’t skilled labour. Like that’s literally what the sentence means, as he’s comparing flipping burgers to “skilled labour”, which he wouldn’t do if he thought “flipping burgers” is “skilled labour”.
He says he’ll be “damned” if what he says are unskilled worked at McDonald’s would be paid as much as him — who identifies as someone doing “skilled labour”
you’re right. but I didn’t expect everyone to have the opposite impression of what I had at first glance
I love that it’s totally ambiguous. Throw in a shot of racism and it really leaves you scratching your head.