What’s your stance on staff meals? I’ve worked in places that served amazing family meal every day, and others where we had to pay full price for food. When you’re working 10–12 hours on your feet, a hot meal makes a huge difference. It always feels cheap when owners skimp on feeding the people who keep the place running.

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Staff meals build culture and show respect, but I also understand food costs are high. At minimum, there should be a discounted or consistent option so nobody goes hungry during a double.

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