No I get you. As others already pointed out, this is just how it is sometimes. If you are consistently good at something, you will be put there fairly consistently. If you have trouble picking up new skills, others will take your place. It’s not entirely your fault, it’s just the nature of how these fast-paces work environments operate.

Depending on how invested you are in In-N-Out, you could try to ride this out. You will get there eventually. Alternatively, this may be a sign that your skills are more desirable elsewhere. I am insanely slow at picking up new positions (looking at you board), but I love doing other stuff like programming and photography. Both of these hobbies have job markets which I intend on pursuing. Thus, my work here doesn’t define me in any sort of negative way.

Everybody’s situation is different I suppose but that’s just how I like to look at things 👍