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It bothers me a bit, but you're blaming the wrong person here. The problem isn't the person using a valid service. The problem is the capitalist machine treating people like shit. The stores having awful inventory management software or over burdening employees is not the customers fault.
I talk often with the pick up and go crew. They like their job and seem to be treated reasonably well given the late-stage capitalism we're all living in. If I found out they were miserable I wouldn't order anymore. I do find out about flaws in the system and do what I can to remedy that on my end.
I can almost guarantee you they're lying.
I have several regulars that always praise me for always being polite and helpful and nice. What they don't know is that if I didn't act that way I'd be reprimanded or fired for "not having a good attitude at work"
You're not wrong that it's the companies fault I'm understaffed but it is definitely the customers fault that I'm overworked.
Like if you walk into a super busy restaurant that's clearly understaffed, why would you stay? Why would you not go somewhere else? It would be faster for you and make the employees day that much easier.
But people would rather stand in line for half an hour which just makes everything worse for everyone.
Sounds like you need a different job, you work in a awful environment that you recognize is a problem so why do you stay? I'm in the industry and if it's such a problem I would leave, it's not like kitchen jobs aren't always available