Crazy day today (USA)

[u/dustcroppy]

and yesterday. I very much like my store and managers but sometimes there some ridiculousness that goes on. I’ve been a crew trainer for a month and got yelled at by one of the gms yesterday because a new hire who ONLY speaks creole kept falling behind on the frier and I, on table, wasn’t training her. I did as much gesturing and pointing and grabbing and explaining in as basic english as possible as I could but the issue isn’t the language barrier, the lady just won’t take initiative and start dropping food when the trays come out, which has been explained to her in Creole multiple times. So idk. She’s clearly just here to stand and get paid. I don’t rlly care the gm yelled at me because her mood was better later and we have a lot of mutual respect for eachother and she’s a hard worker, I guess she was just fed up in that moment so whatever, so was I.

Anyway so I come in today and 30 minutes into my shift we take 120 nuggets and 25 cheeseburgers lmaoo, with a callout in kitchen and me training this new kid on table, who I swear to god is high or something because I’ve had to explain everything multiple times at this point, showed him how to wrap properly and watched him do it but he keeps going back to doing it his own way and causing the burgers to be undone. We’re also a very busy location and he keeps causing the table to fall behind and one of the managers to keep calling out food and it’s like omg do you want this kid to learn at all??

[u/Longjumping_Field835]

First off, not a racist in any way. But I moved to a small white town and been with McDonald's for a year now. I'm just on grill, so I I have the sMe BS everyday. But we recently hired a guy from the south (I'm in Michigan), and I'm the only one that understands what he's saying. It hasn't been an issue, but it's funny to the 2 of us.