This is a true case. Jerry Newman $($second author of this book$)$ spent $14$ months working in seven fast$-$food restaurants. He wrote about his experiences in the book My Secret Life on the McJob $($McGraw$-$Hill, $2007).$ This is a description of events in one store$-$which we'll call "Burger Boy:"

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