/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12308491]

Where should I wash dishes this summer?
> Retirement home with enormous kitchen ~50 people. 12 hr shifts.
> Place that only sells mac and cheese
> Niceish Italian place downtown

I'm not trying to learn anything about food, whatever's easiest is best

[Anonymous No.12308549]

>risk of some non food ending up in the kitchen, contamination by the metric fuckton of medicine they take
>cleaning congealed cheese, butter and flour mixtures all day
>mostly appetizers that don't leave any residue and some light pasta dishes. The place will be empty most of the time.
I think it's obvious

[Anonymous No.12308550]

>>12308491
I like 12 hour shifts. You could get fed twice in a day, as well, on a 12 hour shift.

[Anonymous No.12308596]

>>12308491
kind off-topic, I know back kitchens all kind look the same but that image looks so uncannily familiar to the kitchen I worked in Disney Quest, it's almost surreal.

[Anonymous No.12308627]

>>12308491
Manchester NH?

[Anonymous No.12308730]

>>12308596
OSHA standards and industrial kitchen supply companies

[Anonymous No.12308780]

>>12308596
all bitchpit locations look exactly like this, it's kind of funny.

[Anonymous No.12308854]

>>12308491
Do not do the mac and cheese place, getting cooked cheese off dishes is a wretched task

[Anonymous No.12309247]

>>12308854
On the other hand that place is probably the best if you're looking to sleep with the front of house.

[Anonymous No.12309261]

>>12308491
My dishwasher was set up the other way, I fed it with my left hand. This is backwards and I hate it.

[Anonymous No.12309271]

>>12308491
Do the retirement home, little-to-no fucks will be given since most of the people there are going to die soon anyway.

[Anonymous No.12309295]

Retirement home if you wanna be off work at a decent time, and not deal with all the BS and idiots you come across in most restaurants.

Pick the busier of the other 2 if you're trying to party and fuck servers.

[Anonymous No.12309308]

>>12309271
This, also they all eat early AF, so you’ll probably be off after dinner at a reasonable hour where you can still get wings & beer etc. Grind out that 5-7 rush and don’t get behind, then you’re golden. The other options you’re there till midnight, minimum.

[Anonymous No.12309360]

>>12308491
This is more of a philosophical point, but anyone under 30 in a nursing home, as long as they’re not too fat, is a nursing home Chad. When my grandma was in a retirement apartment community with a shared dining hall, I’d eat dinner with her and her friends and the banter was actually much stronger than I expected. I guess it makes sense, given for a lot of the ladies, their husbands died a decade plus ago.

My point is, and as weird as it is, probably 90% of that bullshit catty superficial teasy banter would transfer exactly as is to most younger women. They all loved the greasy faggot host, who came by and asked how the food was today, and complimented random ones for random things, and remembered all their names. Plus all kinds of shit like “Well I’ve got a smile on my face because of the beautiful weather today.”

I think if you internalize enough of that, it’s immensely helpful during early dating or friend-of-new-gf situations, which are really the make-or-break periods that are easy to fuck up if you don’t really understand how those exchanges are supposed to turn out.

[Anonymous No.12309914]

retirement home if you want to bang some chubby nurses aides

[Anonymous No.12309922]

Not the mac&cheese place cause that shit is a bitch to clean.
The old people's home probably has the best equipment and you'd likely to get lots of left overs from that kind of place if you care about that shit. You could probably survive on just left overs if you want to save money. Old people never eat that much.

[Anonymous No.12310026]

>>12308491
retirement home one billion percent. everyone else working there there is going to be soul destroyed and you're never going to have to stay back late.