cruddiness

If there’s anything the American public knows about fast-food labor, it’s that infamous cruddiness: the need to deftly handle dangerous equipment, the stress to produce as much as possible with as few people as possible, the decree to keep your mouth shut, the unrequited demand for loyalty, the long and grinding hours, the sexual harassment, the low pay and middling benefits, the union-busting—and the disrespectful, haughty customers.

The cartoon ads from smaller PACs were obviously bad, but the cruddiness of Restore and Crossroads commercials was quite subtle.