Is it a myth or reality that fast food workers spit in food?

Question

and other gross things?

Answer 1

Reality. I mean, not EVERYONE does it. Some do it for fun, others only do it when a customer pisses them off. It helps to not focus on that when you order fast food. If they did something seriously wrong to it, you'd definitely know once you got the food or have taken a bite.

Answer 2

I used to work at a pizza place...I can tell you honestly that if you pissed someone off at my work you were getting a pizza that you didn't want to eat. People shouldn't treat the people serving them like c**p...we have access to your food.

Answer 3

I agree with peanut's bro - I'm disgusted.  I can't believe you a$$holes think you are justified in putting your bodily secretions on someone's food just because you ended up in a dead end service job where you occasionally take c**p from customers.  Good thing none of you food-spitting hamburger jockeys will ever have a job that matters.  Losers!  Think about this fact the next time you spit in your customer's food or whatever other disgusting thing you do:  No matter how good it may feel for the moment, we still win because you have to get up the next morning and put on some silly hat and flip burgers for a terrible living.  So if spitting on food is what gets you from one miserable day of your terrible existence to the next, bring it on.  

Answer 4

Amazing that people that work restaurant think it is OK to do things to food if you make them mad. True pieces of c**p that work these jobs if that is what they believe. It is ILLEGAL to tamper with food and if I was a manager of these places and caught someone doing this I would fire them and turn them over to the cops.

Answer 5

hey they could if nobody sees.......  but if they are caught they'll prbly be fired, so they might not want to take the risk.

Answer 6

it's a reality

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i worked in fast food

people do some pretty bad stuff to your food if your a jerk

so be careful

Answer 7

depends, if you get the employee pissed off then they will  

Answer 8

I have worked in the food business on and off (mainly on) for over 20 years.  And I have never had this happen at any of the establishments I have worked at.  It has been mentioned and even threatened but never happened.  Most people know that it will cost them thier job and is not worth it.  I'm currently a manager and I know that if I allowed such to happen that it could cost me my job as well.  While the temptation is there at times it doesn't really happen.

Answer 9

Reailty if you p**s them off enough...

Answer 10

A high school employee at one of our local fast food joints, peed in the dill pickle barrell. One of the other employees squeeled on him, but only after about a week of serving dill pickles on the sandwiches.

Answer 11

Its sadly a fact.

Answer 12

Nice world.  Don't p**s people off or they will tamper with something you put in your body.  They even justify it.  Get a career you low lifes.

Answer 13

any where you go you run the risk of getting your food spit in! especially if you are an obnoxious customer! so .. be nice!

Answer 14

It depends on how you treat them.  Just a word to the wise...  I worked as a waiter/bartender for yrs. and it's always a good idea to be polite to people who handle your food.  It's mighty brave to tick someone off who has the ability to tamper with your food/beverage.  I'd say it's more common in sit-down restaurants than fast food joints because in restaurants it's a slower pace, more interaction with the customer and server, and it allows more time for someone's nasty personality to rear it's ugly head.  It's common for customers to treat their server as less than them.  But yes to answer your question, I've seen many a rude customer get served a "sneezer" or even worse.....