We know Stuttering John needs a job.

Serious question.

What can he honestly put on a job application and resume of where he
has been working the last 5 years? A lot of places have you apply online so you
need to show you have worked steadily or you don't even get a call back. He
needs a job that won't cut into his drinking time. Also, what should his
response be when they google his name and hundreds of YouTube videos pop up.

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u/tevia1015 — 1 day ago
▲ 405 r/McDonalds

Is McDonalds long range business plan to have drive thru service only?

They started out with walk up service only. Then changed to a kid friendly environment with indoor seating and play areas. Now you walk in to a small lobby faced only with lonely kiosk machine. If you’re lucky there might be 1 employee at the counter. At least you could then report that something was missing from your order. Now you have minimum contact with a human being. What a change.

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u/tevia1015 — 16 days ago
▲ 12 r/beatles

Is there any books or detailed articles on the making of George Harrisons All Things Must Pass?

George free at last to record his own songs any way he wanted as he was the boss. And to have it become a number one album his first time out is a great accomplishment.

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u/tevia1015 — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/wendys

How often does Wendys get their meat delivery?

Wendys advertises never frozen burgers. How often do they get their deliveries?

Also how are the package? If you open the package do they all need to
be cooked at once?

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u/tevia1015 — 2 months ago

I've wondered for years how people were able to produce bootleg tapes of the Beatles.

It seemed EMI started keeping all Beatle recordings early in their career. For all appearances they were very strict on the documentation of the recordings. How were some people able to make copies of many takes of songs and remove those tapes from the studio. It must have been an inside job of some employee who had access to all the tapes. Never heard anybody being named responsible.

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u/tevia1015 — 2 months ago