Fast Food - by Long Distance

The Long-Distance Journey of a Fast-Food Order - New York Times. So much for “Home Fries” — MacDonalds Restaurants are initiating a program to have a remote call center field your request for a Big Mac. It won’t be too long before those minimum wages McJobs disappear overseas. Coming soon? Thick Indian accent: “Hello? And how may we be helping you today? … Will you be wanting fries with that? Now we will be thanking you very much…”

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