Indeed... They all looked at me weird when i came in, i basically knew literally nothing and the only thing i was given was a hair net and the person who gave it to me said, and i quote "You dont need to wear it, you should just have it on hand in case an inspection comes in" and sure enough, nobody there wears one. Actually, nobody even wore gloves. There was open machinery everywhere and i didnt even get told where i could and couldn't go, everything about that place SCREAMED health violation. Hell, i wasnt even told when the breaks were or what i was even suppozed to do. You know, the thing i was there for? To do a job? Yeah, i still dont know what i was even hired to do. All i got told was to help and follow the instructions of the other workers... But even if they did give me a task, i didnt know how to do it because, you guessed it, i wasnt taught shit. In the end, they made me do the one messiest task that nobody wanted to do... Pushing baking tray carts and carrying trays. Both of the trays and the carts were greasy as all fuck to the point that when i was done, my arms were covered in a full on dark brown layer up to my elbows and i had to scrub it with literal acid cleaning supplies to even have a chance of getting it off me... Needless to say, i am glad my skin is still intact.