Yeah sorry, I was getting a bit heated. As a long term thing though, most of these guys are going to get equivalent jobs in the near future, since they were all working at minimum wage (or a little above it). So one can hope most of them are getting an equivalent soon, and in the meanwhile they'll be able to file for unemployment.

This is also why I mentioned the one manager. She's the only one that truly DEPENDS on the job and has a deck of cards underneath her that could collapse due to this (the deck of cards being the time and effort she put in to get to that promotion and continue to get raises). The cashiers and cooks don't have that kind of work investment to lose, and it's why I truly hope she finds an equivalent job. Also, if there were cashiers and cooks that were older and truly depended on that Wendy's as a career, my outlook would be different, but everyone that works there is really young, some younger than me, and I'm not even out of college yet.