Pro: your schedule works out so that your days off are the best days to go places. For example, the mall, the movies, parks, golfing...etc.
Con: old friends and family invite you to weddings, birthday parties and barbecues but you work weekends and can't go. Although sometimes this isn’t always a bad thing. It’s a great excuse.
Pro: You get to do and say almost whatever you want to whomever you work with because you're all so close. Every one swears and everyone says pretty fucked up shit. Guess what? Nobody cares.
Con: … well we don't really see a downside to this other than if you're not into it that day. Then you have to listen to hours of madness and the constant screaming of obscenities.
(source) Great looking food. That we could easily make.
4.) Skills of The Trade
Pro: you learn how to cook a lot of really cool food. You gain the knowledge and ability to make whatever you want out of anything.
Con: By the time you get home or even on your day off you only eat frozen pizza and takeout. Because you just need to eat so you can drink and go to bed.
Pro: You sweat a lot.. People say that's a good thing, right?
Con: 145 degrees?! Jesus Fucking Christ!
The both of us work at a restaurant and we thought this would be a good start, not a great one but you know decent. Let us know in the comments if you have ever worked in a kitchen and can relate to any of this. We were planning on having a better post but we have a wedding this Friday and a bunch of other stuff going on so we couldn’t get everything done that we had hoped including the final draft of our original post. Better posts to come, we promise!
@jbaker585 & 
@bzeen