I have regularly worked at a Taco Bell when I arrived home from college while in the holiday weeks! It is really a really tied up time for Taco Bell, as so many people frequent the establishment in order to get out of the household.
They don’t like being alone with their parents in the suburbs.
But instead, the only exciting thing to do is to go to the Taco Bell in a neighboring town. The Taco Bell employers were nice enough, or at least so I thought until they refused to ask for us to be given an up-to-date heater. One of the up-to-date kids accidentally dumped fry oil into the Heating and Air Conditioning device in the kitchen, which has an outward facing vent. The oil fell onto the pilot light and started a big fire. When every one of us finally got the fire extinguisher to put out the fire in the Heating and Air Conditioning device, there was just a charbroiled, blackened metal box in front of us, with no ability to produce heating or anything. The next day our employers refused to ask for an up-to-date Heating and Air Conditioning device to be installed, and it was while in the deadly middle of cold season! The employees banded together and instead reached out to a local Heating and Air Conditioning device supplier to come and take a look. They were able to install an up-to-date Heating and Air Conditioning device, and also got the entire thing to be paid for by the Taco Bell insurance, which was basically the most enjoyable part. When our aggravating employers came in the next day and saw the up-to-date Heating and Air Conditioning device and how cozy it was keeping the kitchen workers, they were a little pissed. Fortunately, they were fired the next day once I had let upper management know what happened.