Sonic

[Greenheadless]

I did when I used to go there. Since their major financial backing of the current administration, I have not been.

[kmlj9491]

Wow.
What it takes to get that cup from point A to point B is the want to work..... Most I see are college kids and parents looking for extra money.....
Would love to know what you do and how you got there

I worked at a pallet shop starting my sophomore year oh high school. My parents told me they weren't going to buy me a truck or anything extra I wanted (clothes, boots, going out money) I got the job through my dope head sister's dope headed boyfriend. Worked there on and off for 7 years. Also worked at Lowe's, McCoy's, and M&G sawmill in huntsville. I always had two jobs through out my entire college career (2.5 years) decided o was wasting money on an education and went back to the pallet shop full time. Got a call from my cousin and uncle and said the company they do work for was hiring. Went in, got the job, and that's where I'm at now. Good enough? Making tip money won't make you a hard worker. Either you're born with it or not. Sonic people are not entitled to tips. A good work ethic comes from being dedicated to your job and working hard to work yourself up the totem pole. The first 2.5 years I worked at the pallet shop during HS I worked my way past the full time guys and was making more after school then they were all day. I was bringing in $2000+ a month during high school. It was all paid under the table.

Money is the motivation. Not handouts for walking a sweet tea 25 feet to my truck window.

[systemnt]

I worked at a pallet shop starting my sophomore year oh high school. My parents told me they weren't going to buy me a truck or anything extra I wanted (clothes, boots, going out money) I got the job through my dope head sister's dope headed boyfriend. Worked there on and off for 7 years. Also worked at Lowe's, McCoy's, and M&G sawmill in huntsville. I always had two jobs through out my entire college career (2.5 years) decided o was wasting money on an education and went back to the pallet shop full time. Got a call from my cousin and uncle and said the company they do work for was hiring. Went in, got the job, and that's where I'm at now. Good enough? Making tip money won't make you a hard worker. Either you're born with it or not. Sonic people are not entitled to tips. A good work ethic comes from being dedicated to your job and working hard to work yourself up the totem pole. The first 2.5 years I worked at the pallet shop during HS I worked my way past the full time guys and was making more after school then they were all day. I was bringing in $2000+ a month during high school. It was all paid under the table.

Money is the motivation. Not handouts for walking a sweet tea 25 feet to my truck window.

So...you owe back taxes?

[kmlj9491]

So...you owe back taxes?

If you can find a paper trail

[systemnt]

If you can find a paper trail

Degrading someone willing to work at jobs you choose not to doesn't make you look better than them.
Funny... you degrade them for having a job not knowing the circumstances they have the job in, but you won't get off your *** to go get your own food... ironic.
Congrats on all your success.

[kmlj9491]

Degrading someone willing to work at jobs you choose not to doesn't make you look better than them.
Funny... you degrade them for having a job not knowing the circumstances they have the job in, but you won't get off your *** to go get your own food... ironic.
Congrats on all your success.

Maybe you need some hiney ointment. I'm not degrading anyone, nor am I attempting to know anyone's home, financial, or work arrangements. I'm saying it literally takes no skill whatsoever to do a mindless job like that. I'm guessing you're on board for the $15/hr minimum wage increase If they want to make more money than being a drink fetcher, they should learn a skilled trade or have a different job. But you seem to have a misconception about me. I do tip. Not every time, but I do. Not everyone carries cash all the time. And you can't tip using your debit card.

[boy wonder]

If you can find a paper trail

Criticize and put down Sonic workers and then boast about be a criminal tax cheat shows your true colors. Sorry folks, this just hit a nerve with me!

[Smart]

not the srver wage ether nice try

Cheapskate alert

[CaptainDave]

Less than minimum..

So are you saying that the Sonic carhops are paid waiter minimum wage?

Not saying it isn't the case, but I find that hard to believe. I mean, it makes sense at a restaurant where tipping 10-20% is customary and expected. I've never thought that was the case at Sonic.

Oh and I'll tip there sometimes, but it's generally just the loose change or an extra dollar or so. Not to mention, sometimes they sling your change back at you so fast, you don't even have a chance to say keep it.

On a side note, a lot of Sonics have drivethrus now, so all can be avoided if you take that route. Well, all except paying extra for that **** cheese on the #1.

[Smart]

Maybe you need some hiney ointment. I'm not degrading anyone, nor am I attempting to know anyone's home, financial, or work arrangements. I'm saying it literally takes no skill whatsoever to do a mindless job like that. I'm guessing you're on board for the $15/hr minimum wage increase If they want to make more money than being a drink fetcher, they should learn a skilled trade or have a different job. But you seem to have a misconception about me. I do tip. Not every time, but I do. Not everyone carries cash all the time. And you can't tip using your debit card.

And another^^

[kmlj9491]

Criticize and put down Sonic workers and then boast about be a criminal tax cheat shows your true colors. Sorry folks, this just hit a nerve with me!

So you think sonic workers report all the tip money they make? Right.... I guess they're all criminal tax cheats too. I guess I have something in common with them. And no, I wasn't boasting. Idk where you got that

[Ironman]

Well, this is an enlightening thread.

I tip change plus a dollar if I have it on me.

[Smart]

Sonic

So are you saying that the Sonic carhops are paid waiter minimum wage?



Not saying it isn't the case, but I find that hard to believe. I mean, it makes sense at a restaurant where tipping 10-20% is customary and expected. I've never thought that was the case at Sonic.



Oh and I'll tip there sometimes, but it's generally just the loose change or an extra dollar or so. Not to mention, sometimes they sling your change back at you so fast, you don't even have a chance to say keep it.



On a side note, a lot of Sonics have drivethrus now, so all can be avoided if you take that route. Well, all except paying extra for that **** cheese on the #1.

That's a lot of typing before you are sure of what I said.

Less than minimum wage. I am not sure how you got waiter minimum out of what I typed.

Last I heard it was from my niece several years ago, she made $3.50/hour plus tips.

[systemnt]

Maybe you need some hiney ointment. I'm not degrading anyone, nor am I attempting to know anyone's home, financial, or work arrangements. I'm saying it literally takes no skill whatsoever to do a mindless job like that. I'm guessing you're on board for the $15/hr minimum wage increase If they want to make more money than being a drink fetcher, they should learn a skilled trade or have a different job. But you seem to have a misconception about me. I do tip. Not every time, but I do. Not everyone carries cash all the time. And you can't tip using your debit card.

I'd hire them over someone with your attitude. I have a policy on not hiring first rounders.

[Smart]

I'd hire them over someone with your attitude. I have a policy on not hiring first rounders.

Lmao! First Rounder for sho!