How many of you part time webmasters would be better off working at a fast food drive through versus the amount of time spent against the money earned doing so.... :-( Its not easy out there these days....
Should work nights at Mcdonalds....
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That depends. Are we talking McDonald's manager salary or just counter grunt? because I have a friend who is a manager at McD's pulling 80k a year.
Taking that into consideration I think the answer here if everyone were honest would be alot higher than you think.Photographer / Designer
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in North America for sure many here would make more from their time by working at McDonalds, in some poorer countries though the wages are much lower
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That depends. Are we talking McDonald's manager salary or just counter grunt? because I have a friend who is a manager at McD's pulling 80k a year.
Taking that into consideration I think the answer here if everyone were honest would be alot higher than you think.

sure you do. more like $8 an hour.Comment
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ppl seem to laugh at anyone in a service industry, especially americans, but what is really funny guys are banking 60k-80k a year to boss your kid around, without a college education, while your busting your ass to send your kid to college.
A fast food store manager can earn between 30-35k for a small location, up to 60-90k for really high volume location. Those salaries are peanuts because a busy McD can gross 15-20k per day. I know because i have done the cash drops. Even at subway it only cost them about $1.25 to make a footlong sub with all the toppings, a 6 inch about .88 cents.
Id say about 95% of webmasters dont earn 30k a yr online.
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Mcdonalds gave me my first job when i was 14
the Regional managers make good money as well.
The corporation pays their staff well also most likely
you dont need to be flipping burgers there...you guys can all aim higher ;)Telegram PhoenixBrad
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i got fired from McDonalds for using my cock as a spatula when spreading the secret sauce on the big macs....
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That depends. Are we talking McDonald's manager salary or just counter grunt? because I have a friend who is a manager at McD's pulling 80k a year.
Taking that into consideration I think the answer here if everyone were honest would be alot higher than you think.







Managers make between $9-$13/hour. The information is readily available online.
(That's probably still a lot more than some here make)
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if you work at mcdonalds and you are over 18 or under 80 you suck at life. i have no idea about manager wages but no matter the pay, i couldn't stand the smell, the grease or the half retarded (sometimes full retarded) kids who work there.you don't know you're wearing a leash if you sit by the peg all day..Comment
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Fast food places around here provide a stable job for a lot of immigrants. Which i think is a good thing. Even if they are not immigrants if you show up to work everyday, earn a paycheck and do not live off the system you get my props.
Why would you suck at life for going to work everyday and earning an honest wage?
you suck at life because of your narrow minded opinion. who cares what YOU can stand. you arent the one working there.Comment
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Depends on your game plan really. If someone comes here and does one-off jobs or one-off sales then that's quite different to if someone is using their time to build up a new website/business. 10 years down the line that website/business (if you stuck with it) could be making a lot more than a McJobComment
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