Apparently, there is a whole word that was made up in the age of McDonalds that made its way into the dictionary, "McJob."
The McJob is defined as "a low-paying job that requires little skill and provides little opportunity for advancement," which makes sense, I guess. However, and this is a HUGE shocker to everyone, McDonalds is sending their lobbyists to work on this issue (because g*d knows they have nothing else to lobby about, right?) trying to change the definition to a job that "reflect a job that is stimulating, rewarding … and offers skills that last a lifetime." All I have to say to that is
1. Get the Fuck outta here. Rewarding and stimulating? Only if the employees are allowed to sniff the glue on the underside of the boxes of frozen burgers they merrily tear into each day.
And
2. Who even uses the word McJob anyway, that this is such an issue?