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I spent about 8 years serving or cooking in restaurants ranging from Chili's up to fine dining, and literally never saw a single bit of tainted food go out to customers. No spit, no bodily fluids of any kind, nothing dropped on the floor and sent out. I saw plenty of other awful poo poo though. One time a stoned fry cook dropped his phone in the fryer, which would have been bad enough from the smell of the plastic, and having to take the fyer offline for the night to cool down, drain and super clean it, however... The cook's immediate reaction was to try to catch it before it hit the bottom of the fryer. He plunged his hand in and got about a third of the way through his forearm before he snapped back to reality. He had 3 massive blisters filled with fluid that covered pretty much every inch that was submerged. Before they took him to the hospital, you could watch them jiggle when he moved, like a jell-o mold on a shaking table. At Chili's, we would find the grossest poo poo, including but not limited to: bloody panties, lovely panties, ripped panties, used condoms, bags of weed, spit, and dirty diapers. Chili's was also great for the burnout management. The managers' office had a mirrored glass window so you couldn't see in, unless the light in the liquor closet was on, then you could see perfect back-lit silhouettes. More than once, different managers were caught receiving blowjobs in the office from members of the staff. One manager would always go back into the office right at 9:00pm sharp, to do coke off the top of the safe. The staff were almost all college kids and others in their early 20s, so mutual sexual harassment was completely rampant. A completely accepted game was simply called "the butt game". The POS kiosks were blocked off so customers could only see employees from the neck up while orders were being input, or payments being processed. The Butt Game was simply to walk up behind someone ringing up an order/processing a payment, and grab their rear end, then squeeze as hard as you could to try to make them react enough for customers to see. The recipient won if they finished what they were doing without reacting. 99% of the staff joyfully took part in this game until it was very thoroughly shut down after the Regional Manager saw it during a visit. Ahhhh... Good times.
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