[MeganC]

I don’t work at Pizza Hut and I’ll be home tomorrow enjoying the holiday with my family.

Don’t get me wrong, I understand that people are needed to work on the holiday at important jobs like the military, police, hospitals, and etc.

But Pizza Hut?

And, like I said, you know for damn sure that the executives of that company will all be home enjoying their holiday while the peons have to work.

[GreaterSwiss]

I think the guy should be fired.

Thanksgiving day involves a lot of football which caters to Pizzas.. People can have thanksgiving lunch during day and order pizza/wings at night.

He was General Manager. He could of asked his assistant GM to fill in for him. Instead he said the store was closed, which is the owner’s decision.

[Boogieman]

“And, like I said, you know for damn sure that the executives of that company will all be home enjoying their holiday while the peons have to work.”

Oh, the horror! I bet the executives also fly in private jets while the peons have to fly coach. I even heard that the executives get their own bathrooms and don’t have to use the cruddy ones in the restaurants like the peons do.

[tacticalogic]

And, like I said, you know for damn sure that the executives of that company will all be home enjoying their holiday while the peons have to work.

I don't think that's necessarily a good assumption. I work in IT, and am on a rotating on-call schedule for resolving reported problems with the network. In my experience it's not at all uncommon to have a problem reported on holidays and weekends by an executive who's working, either remotely from home or on-site.

[defconw]

What are all the people at the hospital, police and other people who must work going to eat?

The peons working today, will some day be the executives at home with their families.