In high school, we had a script to answer the phone: “It’s another great day at Boston Market, how can I help you?”
This was my first experience with malicious compliance. We weren’t told the intonation we should use, so “great day” dripping with sarcasm at the end of a double-shift technically passed.
Reminder to Burger King employees: AI is notoriously bad at detecting sarcasm.
In high school, we had a script to answer the phone: “It’s another great day at Boston Market, how can I help you?”
This was my first experience with malicious compliance. We weren’t told the intonation we should use, so “great day” dripping with sarcasm at the end of a double-shift technically passed.