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From time to time we like to post news articles related to fast food franchises. Here is a news article about Pair of longtime Mich. fast-food workers retire (San Francisco Chronicle)

When Marlene Wickerink and Janet Chapman decided to retire from the McDonald's restaurant in North Muskegon, more than four decades of experience walked out the door with them. "In many instances, these are short-term jobs," franchise owner Mark Dahlke told... Sponsored Topics: McDonald - Fast food - Business - Hospitality - Restaurant Chains

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"In many instances, these are short-term jobs," franchise owner Mark Dahlke told The Muskegon Chronicle for an article published Tuesday. "But these are exceptional people who have taken the job well beyond that. These two people have been great examples to other crew, showing such great commitments to the customers and having such great work ethics."
Wickerink, 72, worked in the lobby and joined the crew in 1989 after raising her two daughters.
Chapman, 65, started there in 1988 but had been working at McDonald's locations in Jackson, Mich., and Indiana since 1980, after raising her two children. She was the voice of the drive-through lane.