I'd take home extra food and ingredients samples when I did food safety/quality control at a few food manufacturers I worked at. They'd be thrown away otherwise. Also took home leftover samples of livestock feed for my chickens and ducks when I work at an Agricultural lab. I've also been allowed to take home expired media plates. Would just do random testing to see how dirty things were around my house lol. Also lots of OTC meds from pharm labs. We'd get a 100 count bottle, test 10 pills, then toss the rest. Such a waste
I'd take home extra food and ingredients samples when I did food safety/quality control at a few food manufacturers I worked at. They'd be thrown away otherwise. Also took home leftover samples of livestock feed for my chickens and ducks when I work at an Agricultural lab. I've also been allowed to take home expired media plates. Would just do random testing to see how dirty things were around my house lol. Also lots of OTC meds from pharm labs. We'd get a 100 count bottle, test 10 pills, then toss the rest. Such a waste
"Children" is anyone under 18. Lots of places hire children. I started working at 14. First one of my group of friends to own a car when I turned 16. Working as a "child", between 14-17, helped me to afford being able to go to college without taking on as much debt. Not everyone has rich parents who can put them through college. What happened here at Culver's is awful, but that doesn't mean children shouldn't be able to work towards saving for college. Not sure what the aim of your comment is.
Also the tire iron that came with it isn't even close to being the correct size, and I also bought a 4 size tire iron and none of those work either
Wildlife science center in Stacy, MN maybe?
Drove past on my way to Canterbury on Saturday. Parking lot looked pretty full, but the line for the Wild Thing looked pretty reasonable
I'd take home extra food and ingredients samples when I did food safety/quality control at a few food manufacturers I worked at. They'd be thrown away otherwise. Also took home leftover samples of livestock feed for my chickens and ducks when I work at an Agricultural lab. I've also been allowed to take home expired media plates. Would just do random testing to see how dirty things were around my house lol. Also lots of OTC meds from pharm labs. We'd get a 100 count bottle, test 10 pills, then toss the rest. Such a waste
I'd take home extra food and ingredients samples when I did food safety/quality control at a few food manufacturers I worked at. They'd be thrown away otherwise. Also took home leftover samples of livestock feed for my chickens and ducks when I work at an Agricultural lab. I've also been allowed to take home expired media plates. Would just do random testing to see how dirty things were around my house lol. Also lots of OTC meds from pharm labs. We'd get a 100 count bottle, test 10 pills, then toss the rest. Such a waste
The place where actual children work? Color me shocked.
"Children" is anyone under 18. Lots of places hire children. I started working at 14. First one of my group of friends to own a car when I turned 16. Working as a "child", between 14-17, helped me to afford being able to go to college without taking on as much debt. Not everyone has rich parents who can put them through college. What happened here at Culver's is awful, but that doesn't mean children shouldn't be able to work towards saving for college. Not sure what the aim of your comment is.