'Short-Staffed' Sign At Wendy's Drive-Thru Sparks Immediate Debate

From ice cream machines to flat-top grills to deep fryers to whatever other random appliances a given restaurant might have, making these orders requires specialized tools and a decent number of employees to operate them.

She captioned it, "How u short staffed can't make no burgers #wendys #ghetto #fyp #justjoking #shortstaffed #vegaslocal."

You can check the full video below, but the long and short of it is that this Wendy's can only make a few items due to staff shortages.

The video's been viewed tens of thousands of times and had racked up tons of comments.

While there were many opinions, most folks just felt sympathy for overworked employees.

Unfortunately, comments have since been turned off so we can no longer delve into this spicy world of hot takes.

"Y'all are so pressed when I felt bad for them people," says @laurenbest5. "It was like five people in there, first of all. Second of all, I didn't even order food. Third, I was on my lunch break. You guys are just popping it."

The situation could develop further, but short of the comments section re-opening or Wendy herself making a proclamation from on high, it seems like this is just another story about a fast food restaurant pushed past its breaking point.

"Chill out. Don't try to come for me, because I don't send for you, you understand?" said @laurenbest5. "It's just a video. Like, chill out. Or go work there. Clearly, they need help, right?"

If you've worked in food service, you've likely dealt with short staffing. It can be a total nightmare.

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