Chick-fil-A's next big idea: child labor camps. 🤣

[RoryN]

Of course, Deplorable parents are fine with this because...Christian.

For just $35, you can send your child to Chick-fil-A’s eyebrow-raising summer camp in Louisiana

https://www.salon.com/2024/06/12/fo...-as-eyebrow-raising-summer-camp-in-louisiana/

Chick-fil-A's $35 kids summer camp sparks controversy

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/chick-fil-s-35-kids-summer-camp-sparks-controversy-rcna157001

 

[butters]

words fail me...

 

[jaF0]

Mebbe they can git hitched too.

Child Marriage Havens Emerging Across America​

Newsweek on MSN.com|9 hours ago
As more states end child marriage, advocates say the patchwork of laws make it likelier that minors will be transported to be wed in states where laws are lax.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Obviously the idea of a three day summer activity for kids to learn about operating a small business is very upsetting to Rory.

 

[Rotadom]

Obviously the idea of a three day summer activity for kids to learn about operating a small business is very upsetting to Rory.

Now read the article.

 

[RoryN]

Obviously the idea of a three day summer activity for kids to learn about operating a small business is very upsetting to Rory.

^^^
BB50s = triggered AF.

And your kids won't talk to you. Try taking your dementia meds for once.

 

[TastySuckToy]

I don't see anything inherently wrong with the idea. As noted, it could be a means to teaching kids some work skills.

However, it's targeting a job sector that is really low hanging fruit and also a sector that is going to be ending the need for human labour very soon anyway.

Would be much better to get your children to attend activities and events that are fun and engage critical thinking skills and abilities.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

If Rory had kids he could teach them valuable skills like how to file for unemployment benefits.

 

[RoryN]

Rory...Rory...Rory...Rory...

 

[DeluxAuto]

If Rory had kids he could teach them valuable skills like how to file for unemployment benefits.

If you had kids, you would send them there because you know that would be the pinnacle of their employment status.

 

[RoryN]

If you had kids, you would send them there because you know that would be the pinnacle of their employment status.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

It’s amusing and revealing to see posts in this thread from liberals ridiculing people who work, or have worked in the fast food industry. Many highly successful entrepreneurs and corporate leaders began their working life making sandwiches and working cash registers at fast food establishments. Some who started out as part time fast food workers in high school now own multiple franchises.

The OP and his fellow left wingers in this thread despise the idea of exposing youth to a few hours of fun and hands on learning in an industry that employs and serves millions of Americans every day. They look down upon the hard working people behind the counters and drive through windows at establishment they patronize. They represent today’s progressive movement.

 

[DeluxAuto]

ridiculing people who work, or have worked in the fast food industry.

despise the idea of exposing youth to a few hours of fun and hands on learning in an industry that employs and serves millions of Americans every day.

They look down upon the hard working people behind the counters and drive through windows at establishment they patronize. They represent today’s progressive movement.

All ascriptions from a drunk with reading disabilities.

 

[dkovic77]

It’s amusing and revealing to see posts in this thread from liberals ridiculing people who work, or have worked in the fast food industry. Many highly successful entrepreneurs and corporate leaders began their working life making sandwiches and working cash registers at fast food establishments. Some who started out as part time fast food workers in high school now own multiple franchises.

The OP and his fellow left wingers in this thread despise the idea of exposing youth to a few hours of fun and hands on learning in an industry that employs and serves millions of Americans every day. They look down upon the hard working people behind the counters and drive through windows at establishment they patronize. They represent today’s progressive movement.

@icanhelp1
You going to the camp? They might have some tips. They will show you the secret of the waffle fry!

And Babyboobs…you sending your grandkids? Packing their little red arm bands it wear? That little something to prove they are a legacy?

 

[RoryN]

It’s amusing

(Translated: he's triggered AF.)

 

[Lazaran]

words fail me...

All I can say is, the parents who would pay that $35 fee to send their kids to an indoctrination camp should be reported to child protective services.

 

[dkovic77]

If @Rightguide had a family, he would send them. Maybe his Daddy Vlady will provide a child for him during his vacay.

The child will escape as soon as they can…maybe this “camp” would be the best opportunity as they could spell HELP in nuggets!

 

[schism666]

If you had kids, you would send them there because you know that would be the pinnacle of their employment status.

it's the only camp that would accept his chromosome deficient offspring.

 

[Bray123]

Sadly, it would probably benefit the kids more than a camp where they pretend to stalk people or animals through woodland and point guns at them.

Yes I have googled and yes these do exist.

 

[jomar]

I’m thinking parents are going, “Three hours of babysitting for only $35 plus some swag? Sign me up!”

 

[schism666]

I’m thinking parents are going, “Three hours of babysitting for only $35 plus some swag? Sign me up!”

"your kid is worth 12 bux a day!"