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Blistering heat,
and popping oil of the fryers.
The devil lurking,
in the office watching you on his monitors.
The sickening smell,
of burnt chicken in the air.
Demons arriving early at dawn,
and in the darkness of midnight.
Making fiendish orders,
keeping the cursed souls forever busy.
Working in the devils kitchen
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Hell, Fast Food Version

Contributed by JayBryant on Friday, 9th May 2008 @ 06:54:18 AM in AEST
Topic: oops

Working in the devils kitchen,
Blistering heat,
and popping oil of the fryers.
The devil lurking,
in the office watching you on his monitors.
The sickening smell,
of burnt chicken in the air.
Demons arriving early at dawn,
and in the darkness of midnight.
Making fiendish orders,
keeping the cursed souls forever busy.
Working in the devils kitchen

Copyright © JayBryant ... [ 2008-05-09 06:54:18]
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Re: Hell, Fast Food Version (User Rating: 1 )
by little_genna on Wednesday, 31st December 2008 @ 11:22:45 PM AEST
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i dont work fast food but i do work in the food industry. I am a hostess at a chain place.. about to become a server.. shame on me lol

this is a wonderful little write even in the misery of working that kind of job,

thank you for sharing

Happy New Year

Gen xx

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