When you guys have food served to you in the breakroom, please take the leftovers and put them in the fridge. It's really depressing to see 6 hour old hamburgers and frenchfries go to waste.
I once ate some potato salad and a hamburger that was sitting out in the breakroom after an "employee appreciation cookout. Looking back on it, that probably wasn't a good idea. I doubt anyone was watching the food. lol
I'm surprised there is any leftover food at your store! Our store has a bunch of selfish day workers. A bunch of cookies leftover from a Jimmy V event disappeared in a matter of hours. And it was like a dozen or so boxes with like 6 sleeves each. If anything ever gets left in the breakroom, it's gone immediately. Even if it's not "up for grabs".
If you have time to sit down and eat, putting it in the refrigerator afterwards isn't going to waste your break. :P
I think the break is ment to relax, not pack lunches for others. Ask whoever puts the food back there to set some aside for 3rd shift. Seems a lot more logical to me.
If you have time to sit down and eat, putting it in the refrigerator afterwards isn't going to waste your break. :P
I think the break is ment to relax, not pack lunches for others. Ask whoever puts the food back there to set some aside for 3rd shift. Seems a lot more logical to me.
OP and 4hour are correct and you are wrong. nobody is asking them to "pack lunches", just to put the damn **** away when they're done eating, just like they would at home or at someone else's house where food was made for them. it's basic ****ing cleanliness and common sense, two things which are usually in short supply
If you have time to sit down and eat, putting it in the refrigerator afterwards isn't going to waste your break. :P
I think the break is ment to relax, not pack lunches for others. Ask whoever puts the food back there to set some aside for 3rd shift. Seems a lot more logical to me.
At home I would have tupperware and a fridge that doesn't have 20 lunch boxes packing it to the brim. I'd also know that nobody wanted anymore so I wouldn't be putting it away prematurely. That's great that you put it away, I commend you on your efforts.
OP and 4hour are correct and you are wrong. nobody is asking them to "pack lunches", just to put the damn **** away when they're done eating, just like they would at home or at someone else's house where food was made for them. it's basic ****ing cleanliness and common sense, two things which are usually in short supply
WOW, not cleaning up after yourselves and leaving all your free food sitting out to spoil like a lazy ungrafteful POS is packing a lunch for us? Look at how you people think. And we all know how "employee appreciation" works, dont act like your using any break to put it in the fridge. However we already know no one appreciates the 3rd shift.
