It’s annoying enough when one of “The Squad” posts something “profound” inside a teacup, but Joshua Collins, who’s running for Congress in Washington, seems to be campaigning exclusively through memes and ASCII art. Take these two examples:
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charities shouldn't be /_
necessary because the/ |
Government should /__|
take care of all the /
things charities do/
____________/— Joshua 4 Congress (@Joshua4Congress) October 5, 2019
You’ve lost our vote.
|￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣|
| FRY COOKS |
| WORK HARDER |
| THAN CEOs |
| ＿＿＿＿＿_____|
(__/) ||
(•ㅅ•) ||
/ づ— Joshua 4 Congress (@Joshua4Congress) October 3, 2019
That one earned some more ASCII art from New York congressional candidate Joey Saladino:
|￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣|
| FRY COOKS HAVE |
| WORK BECAUSE |
| OF CEOs |
| ＿＿＿＿＿________|
(__/) ||
(•ㅅ•) ||
/ づ— Saladino for Congress (@JoeySalads) October 5, 2019
Good one.
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| CEOs bring more |
| value to an |
| organization |
| ＿＿＿＿＿_____|
(__/) ||
(•ㅅ•) ||
/ づ— Joshua Newman (@joshlnewman) October 4, 2019
Fortunately, just plain sentences still work on Twitter.
Then choose to be a CEO.
— Karen Whitehead (@KarenWh8) October 5, 2019
Fry cooks also work harder than truck drivers too.
Unfortunately for fry cooks
Their's is a job you can learn in about a day. There is no shortage of fry cooks. Hence the job pays poorly. They should learn a tradeDid you think your tweet was profound or insightful? It wasn't
— Baby eating Robot (@Red_Eye_Robot) October 5, 2019
I'm sure the average fry cook works harder than Tom Brady as well. Does that mean the average fry cook provides more marginal value in his role than Tom Brady does in his? No.
Perhaps you should consider learning basic economics before running for congress.
— BattleSwarm (@BattleSwarmBlog) October 5, 2019
Fry cooks have no idea about the complexity and risks of running a company. This is not a good comparison.
— Oscar (@RandomFLDude) October 5, 2019
CEOs have more responsibility, specialized skills, and provide far more value than a fry cook.
Hence why fry cooks can be replaced with a timer and a robot arm.
— Wander_vibe (@Ashaldaron) October 4, 2019
I think what you are missing is that 1. Most fry cooks would tank a company if they were the ceo. Working smarter>working harder. 2. You can work harder intellectually than someone else. You are just focused on manual labor that any able body can do.
— Zach Williamson (@ZCuddz13) October 4, 2019
Socialists still don't understand shit…
It's not about how hard you work, but about how easily you can be replaced.
Anyone can stand at McDonald's and make fries, not everyone has the brain and guts to do what needs to be done as a CEO…— that guy (@czljp) October 5, 2019
Most fry cooks can’t do the CEOs work but a CEO could do the fry cooks work. After the business closes the fry cook goes home and leaves work there. Many CEOs are still working.
— beauyoung (@beauyoung) October 4, 2019
Anybody can be a fry cook. Very few could be a CEO.
— ᴘᴀᴛʀɪᴄᴋ "ᴛʜᴇ ɢʏᴍʙʀᴏɴɪ" ᴄᴏʟʟɪᴀɴᴏ ©️ (@65pjc) October 4, 2019
Knowing some CEOs, I doubt that. They live their job. When they aren't in the office, they're at their phones. When they aren't at their phones, they're still ready to be, 24/7. Sure, they've got shitloads of money, but no time to enjoy it.
— Able Archer (@Abl3Archer) October 4, 2019
I cooked for 10 years. Now I own the restaurant. The cooking part was the easy part.
— Neilslocum (@neilslocum1) October 5, 2019
And your point is??
— YoliBurt (@BurtYoli) October 5, 2019
Cite your sources
— Bearded Potato (@InclusiveTwit) October 5, 2019
That is a really really dumb take.
— Michael (@RollCall79) October 5, 2019
The fact that nearly 77k people think this is true is mind boggling.
Then again, people like this elected AOC. Why not an economically challenged neckbeard soyboy too?
— D Wenke (@DaveWenke) October 5, 2019
I was a fry cook for 4 years and you're on autopilot 90% of the time and oh maybe an occasional grease burn. Training took maybe a week or two. These takes need to end.
— Andrew (@agoodwin_) October 4, 2019
So, go be a CEO. It must be super easy, right?
(Anyone with 5 minutes of training can be a fry cook. I know… I was one. It’s not hard work, it’s tedious and unskilled and doesn’t pay well. Which is why I worked and found a better job.)
— Fenn (@Fenn42132758) October 5, 2019
You don’t know any CEOs do you?
— varsityredheads (@varsityredheads) October 5, 2019
I hope that’s a joke. Otherwise it may be the stupidest thing I’ve seen on Twitter, and that’s saying a lot.
CEOs work harder in ways a fry cook could never imagine or understand. Not to mention when a fry cook goes home, they leave their job at the restaurant.
— Neil Axelrod (@NeilAxelrod) October 5, 2019
I'm starting to think this is a parody account.
— Siberian Tigger (@TiggerSiberian) October 5, 2019
Considering I have done both, it's not even remotely true or equal. Its an immature way to look at a myriad of problems and boil it down to a false equivalence.
— Preston Hill (@jibannjibartik) October 5, 2019
Lol they definitely do not. Maybe you could say the manual labor , but the stress and intensity is definitely not even close. Fry cook, you clock in and clock out. You don’t clock out as a ceo. Your life is that job.
— Аngel (@Angel_the_SLoth) October 4, 2019
Respectfully disagree. Mentally, it’s no contest.
— Michael (@wongisrite) October 4, 2019
You: complains about how much power CEOs have.
Also you: Vote me into a position with lots of power.— Jer™️ (@jerbergmann) October 5, 2019
Fry cooks don't make decisions that affect the entire company
— Space Skelly (@Skullnaught80) October 5, 2019
|￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣ |
| FRY COOKS |
| WORK HARDER |
|THAN YOUR MOM |
| ＿＿＿＿＿_________|
(__/) ||
(•W•) ||
/ づ— Cormbreab!!! (@cormbreab1) October 5, 2019
End of argument.
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