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so i got a job at mcdonalds and im wondering if i will get sick because i am working with food that i cannot eat all day.


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so i got a job at mcdonalds and im wondering if i will get sick because i am working with food that i cannot eat all day.

It's extremely likely!

kareng Grand Master

McDonalds isn't the same as a bakery or pizza place where you have to roll out dough & there is flour every where.

I think it would be like when I make a gluteny sandwich for my kids. You just need to be careful and remember what might be on your hands. There are alot of specific duties at McDs that don't even require touching or fixing food.

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thanks for the responses guys :) i just have to be super careful

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