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"Not a black panther type of guy :nikkas: " yo these cacs man 
Be a bus boy for 54 years on minimum wage
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I'm gonna post this every time 1 of these stories is shared. it makes me sick
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
You have no idea.
This ain’t the future it’s happening now. Niccas making a career out of Denny’sAbsolutely horrible...and with gentrification in full swing this is alotta brehs future...I see this type of shyt already..hours of commute for low paying jobs
ORDER_66
I dont care anymore 2026
Insensitive
Superstar
If you do what you love, you're neither a c00n nor a sambo.
With that said, if this is all his life amounts too, that's kinda sad.
With that said, if this is all his life amounts too, that's kinda sad.
staticshock
Veteran
Nobody made this c00n ass nikka to stay there for 50 years.
But the customers help us a lot, tip-wise,” said Derrick Rumbult, known as “Breezy,” another Jamaican native, who has bussed tables here a mere 38 years.
Loggan, after 54 years, along with his fellow bussers, still makes about minimum wage. (Management says this averages out to roughly $14 an hour with tips, before taxes.) What he doesn’t receive: a pension, health care, a typical 401K plan.
Again, none of this is unique to restaurants.
It’s just a little more pronounced here.
Winston Brown, another busser (for the past 38 years), taps his chest and a red light glows through his white coat — “I’m on dialysis,” he says. “Medicare only. We make just enough to pay bills — sometimes. When I started here, there was one Walker Bros., this place, and now there are seven of them. And what do we get? We get to pay our rents.”
Any savings?
He laughs sardonically.
I asked Ray if it was true he brings Loggan his old clothes.
He said, yes, occasionally: “A lot of the guys, you see them in the same pants every day, or in clothes in need of repair — many of them don’t have a lot of clothes to wear.”
Well, then why not pay them more?
He said they get annual bonuses.
This story is utterly disgusting. How many mufukkas workin minimum wage for 30+ yrs? smfh
Loggan, after 54 years, along with his fellow bussers, still makes about minimum wage. (Management says this averages out to roughly $14 an hour with tips, before taxes.) What he doesn’t receive: a pension, health care, a typical 401K plan.
Again, none of this is unique to restaurants.
It’s just a little more pronounced here.
Winston Brown, another busser (for the past 38 years), taps his chest and a red light glows through his white coat — “I’m on dialysis,” he says. “Medicare only. We make just enough to pay bills — sometimes. When I started here, there was one Walker Bros., this place, and now there are seven of them. And what do we get? We get to pay our rents.”
Any savings?
He laughs sardonically.
I asked Ray if it was true he brings Loggan his old clothes.
He said, yes, occasionally: “A lot of the guys, you see them in the same pants every day, or in clothes in need of repair — many of them don’t have a lot of clothes to wear.”
Well, then why not pay them more?
He said they get annual bonuses.
This story is utterly disgusting. How many mufukkas workin minimum wage for 30+ yrs? smfh
Ya' Cousin Cleon
OG COUCH CORNER HUSTLA
and people wonder why young folk don’t fukk with this system and how things are “suppose to be.”
Third Kind
Pro
And he busing tables so not tip even
You Win Perfect
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Especially if you're blackAmerica always promotes not complaining and working hard for a reason.
dude happy as hell to have gone nowhere in lifeThis story sounds like a parody just so unbelievably sad
You Win Perfect
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A lot of posters make topics under that same guise
