Yeah! If you bring a kid to an office, worst case scenario is he gets bored or stuff gets filed wrong. If you have a kid working with or near hot grease, worst case is somebody dies.

Right. If he had gotten caught bringing his kid there because he couldn’t find or afford child care and just told him to ... I don’t know, sit in a corner and play a game or read a book, that would be one thing (and that would still be problematic). But to have the kid WORKING? Nah. dWintermute lays it out best. It’s…

I had the same reaction you did. I know it’s been a good 30 years since I worked a fast food job,but I can remember people getting jacked up from grease splashes on the fryers,or getting burned on the cooking surfaces. And those were the people who were supposed to be there. I can’t imagine having a kid there,that you…

Lol this isn’t an office where you can sit them at your desk and let them staple stuff. He was working in the flour which means he was probably right by the grease. Plus, with all the stories of people wildin out over the sandwiches, would you really want your kid around all that potential chaos? What the hell was…

That's a pretty savvy take.

There is a subtle yet distinct difference between "take your child to work" day and "put your child to work" day.

We have been taught by the elite to view anything affordable with disdain and problematic when the underclass make it popular. This sandwich is yet another symbol of the small pleasures we seek that become an albatross when we are openly shamed for obtaining them.

Maybe he could get a job at a Nike or H&M factory. Work his way up to making iPhones at Foxconn - if he survives.

don’t spin this as some “bring your kid to work day” BS. Yeah sure, a kid can learn a lot watching their old man work, see how an adult workplace is, see how hard he works to put bread on the table. But this isn’t that.

All that went right out the window once he was performing labor. Then a whole different legal, and…

If the kid had gotten hurt in the kitchen the shyte would've hit the fan hard.

The sandwich is delicious.. However, at no time has there ever been a food, much less a fast food that should garner all this unnecessary drama. All of the press this sandwich is getting both positive and negative is ultimately publicity. What does it say about some consumers, employees and the company in this…

It’s dangerous to have a little kid in a restaurant kitchen though. People get hurt in restaurant kitchens all the time. Hot grease, sharp objects, etc. I am all for kids helping out in their home kitchens (some of my fondest memories are in my family members’ kitchens; that’s how I learned to cook), but at least…

Popeye’s sandwich drama is a symptom, not a cause.

Jacquees, in my estimation, can actually sing. Now, he isn’t K-Ci, Stevie or Donnie. He isn’t Case or Tank. He ain’t Tyrese. He’s more of an RL or Donnell Jones type of singer. He’s got a thinnish voice that works well over the production he chooses. But if he got up to sing in your church, you’d allow it. He makes…

All women are supposed to be waiting for *their* dick is the best I've been able to understand.  (Which is hilarious, as good dick never comes from these idiots).

Dude, thank you!

Sure they can! Misogyny and cognitive dissonance go hand in hand.

This mailbag was straight fire this week.

Window sitter here. Standing up not an option if I wanted to. I get up when my seat mates are pushing their way out. I move over, and try to get my overhead out before getting into th aisle. I then wait for a break before getting into the aisle walking out (don’t want to cut off those who already have their head…

Do you know what I do when the plane lands? Nothing. I sit there and relax while all the busy bees trip over themselves and get angry and work their blood pressure up trying to get two minutes ahead of each other, and when they’ve finished I leisurely stand up, grab my things, and saunter casually off. It is not…