Found that on Reddit today. It was too cute not to share. cgod, you have a lot of experience working food. There's a Mexican restaurant near me hiring for dishwashers. I know the job isn't fun and it's definitely not glamorous, but I'm beyond burnt out at this point and I need to hit the reset button. I figure something that has minimal responsibility, minimal problem solving skills would help me decompress a bit. What are your thoughts?
I washed dishes as part of a help-exchange (labor in exchange for room and board). It was a dinky restaurant that was only ever busy a few months out of the year. 3 days a week I served tables, twice a week I'd wash dishes. I did this for about two months. I found that with the earbuds in, a kickass pump-up playlist made the time fly. And there's something deeply gratifying about dirty work -- sticking my hand down the drain to pull out a fistful of food refuse would've made me squeal a few years ago.
Might be a lot of very straight forward responsibilities. If you get it work your ass off until you get good at it. I was born to do physical and social work, I like restaurant people and usually have a lot of fun doing the work but could never dish wash because the money is so meager and it can be surprisingly hard work.