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This story doesn't even make sense. Burger King is not mexican food.
the implication by the fired worker is that BK only hires Hispanics, or that the workforce at that BK was all Hispanics, or that his work mates made fun of him, or he didn't like "Mexican". who knows what this guy's beef was.
A Burger King in Ephrata, Wash., recently posted the words "Now Hiring Must be Mexican" on its sign.
KFFM.com posted a picture of the sign and asked its readers, "I’m not exactly sure of the reasoning. Maybe none of the current staff can speak espanol or perhaps they need to fulfill their EEO report, I’m not exactly sure. What do you think? Do you find this sign offensive or are you okay with their honesty.”
I clicked on your link to view the photo, but did not see the BK logo or sign, why was this conveniently left out? And then I clicked on your KFFM.com link and their website wants you to download some bullcrap when my Windows Defender kicked in and warned me not to download, wtf?
It's right there with the article. So unless you see the actual store front you don't believe it ?
This story doesn't even make sense. Burger King is not mexican food.
But maybe few customers speak English.
In the second link Burger King responded by saying the sign got changed and the employee who put it up got fired and they had nothing to do with it..the employee acted on his own.
Why am I not surprised a right winger is trying to post something that is fake and pretend it's real.
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