Wendy's worker fired for taking bath in kitchen sink
- 4 years ago
GRENNVILLE, MICHIGAN — A worker was filmed enjoying a nice bubble bath in a sink at a Greenville Wendy's joint while other employees watched on in enjoyment.
According to WXMI, a version of the now viral video was originally shared on video-sharing app TikTok, but has since been deleted. But before that happened, it was also shared on Facebook.
The 23-second video shows a worker submerged in a big old industrial sink used to wash kitchen items laughing and joking with other Wendy's workers.
Another worker is seen throwing something into the sink and saying "Wash yourself!"
The bather responds by saying, "It feels like a hot tub," while he scrubs himself down. He doesn't have a shirt on, but with all the bubbles it's unclear what's going on down below.
According to Team Schostak—the company that owns the Wendy's restaurant—all the workers involved in the video have been given the boot.
In a statement from the vice president of Team Schostak said, "This egregious behavior is completely unacceptable and counter to our safety, training and operational standards. Upon learning of this situation, all employees in the video were terminated immediately and the restaurant is being completely sanitized."
The Wendy's in question has since re-opened for business. Anyone else need a bath?
According to WXMI, a version of the now viral video was originally shared on video-sharing app TikTok, but has since been deleted. But before that happened, it was also shared on Facebook.
The 23-second video shows a worker submerged in a big old industrial sink used to wash kitchen items laughing and joking with other Wendy's workers.
Another worker is seen throwing something into the sink and saying "Wash yourself!"
The bather responds by saying, "It feels like a hot tub," while he scrubs himself down. He doesn't have a shirt on, but with all the bubbles it's unclear what's going on down below.
According to Team Schostak—the company that owns the Wendy's restaurant—all the workers involved in the video have been given the boot.
In a statement from the vice president of Team Schostak said, "This egregious behavior is completely unacceptable and counter to our safety, training and operational standards. Upon learning of this situation, all employees in the video were terminated immediately and the restaurant is being completely sanitized."
The Wendy's in question has since re-opened for business. Anyone else need a bath?