/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18896519
Weak bait, but I'll humor you with a reply anyways (assuming you're even literate).
The level of commitment required to work your way up the corporate totem pole of a fast food restaurant isn't worth the effort by any metric. By American standards, you'll still be making sub to near poverty level wages up until you're a licensee. That would take well over a decade of loyalty to McDonald's, and you're not guaranteed success once you're a licensee either.
This career path, if you can even call it that, is so unbelievably retarded that it makes taking out a massive loan to get a university degree seem like a good idea by comparison. And in this specific scenario, it actually is. Anyone who possesses the saint-like level of determination it would take to climb from fry cook to franchise owner at a McDonalds would find much more success getting a degree and gradually paying off their student debt. It's basically the same thing, with the added bonus of working a real job that's actually fulfilling.
Now get the fuck off my board you ESL mutt.