Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t seem to affect their ability to hear you, otherwise, you would have mentioned it in your OP. So what’s the issue exactly? You don’t want them to listen to music?

I never listed to music while I was at work. I am 74 yeard old.

You worked and were able to afford a house. Let them be. Your generation ruined the economy.

You wish. The economy rebounded from the depression on in the 1950s where our fathers returned from war and used the GI Bill to get good jobs or took jobs in the trades or factories. The bought 3 bedroom 1 bath track houses and had one car and thought they were living the dream.

It was only with the 1970s and their lazy kids began to enter the workforce that the economy started to weaken and it really got bad when their lazy grandkids became communications majors or social influencers and we had to import a good many tech people as well as people to to jobs that they were too lazy to do. It is the current 25 to 45 year old that will continue to tank the economy because they would rather listen to crap on their earbuds than work as their grandparents did.

I don’t like them either because it feels like they are putting up a barrier.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t seem to affect their ability to hear you, otherwise, you would have mentioned it in your OP. So what’s the issue exactly? You don’t want them to listen to music?

I never listed to music while I was at work. I am 74 yeard old.

Really, that's shocking!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t seem to affect their ability to hear you, otherwise, you would have mentioned it in your OP. So what’s the issue exactly? You don’t want them to listen to music?

I never listed to music while I was at work. I am 74 yeard old.

I am 74 and never learned the difference between listed and listened.
Also we had a small boy in the corner who read the bible to us while we worked and we tossed him bread crusts.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t seem to affect their ability to hear you, otherwise, you would have mentioned it in your OP. So what’s the issue exactly? You don’t want them to listen to music?

I never listed to music while I was at work. I am 74 yeard old.

and? What does that have to do with anything? Did you work at a fast food restaurant? Were their AirPods already invented at the time? I bet they had a radio on.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t seem to affect their ability to hear you, otherwise, you would have mentioned it in your OP. So what’s the issue exactly? You don’t want them to listen to music?

I never listed to music while I was at work. I am 74 yeard old.

You worked and were able to afford a house. Let them be. Your generation ruined the economy.

Why do you care? As long as you’re being served, it has zero impact on you. They work at Burger King FFS.

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t seem to affect their ability to hear you, otherwise, you would have mentioned it in your OP. So what’s the issue exactly? You don’t want them to listen to music?

I never listed to music while I was at work. I am 74 yeard old.

It doesn’t seem to affect their ability to hear you, otherwise, you would have mentioned it in your OP. So what’s the issue exactly? You don’t want them to listen to music?

Wth op? Are you for real? They drown out their sorrow at having to deal with people like you.

I am not sure why, but its annoys me so much when I go to Burger King, or other fast food restaurants and I see the employees with the airpods on, the other day I asked to speak to the manager and I asked them why they were listing to music while at work, they said they aren't and they have them so they can ask for assistance if needed, is this true? I still don't like it.