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Walk in to the establishments and ask the manager for a job application. If they say it's done online, ask for the website address.Fill out the applications and submit them.If you get a call for an interview, go to the interview and hope they hire you.Thank you for the A2A.

not sure this fits … I wasn’t fire … I fired them … and learned so much more.It was the 70s, I was 16 years old and told to get a job by my parents (loving, my dad was US Navy strict). I put in a couple applications at places my friends worked. But before any of those came through. I was hired by a neighbor / friend of my mom at KFC as a favor - without me asking. My parents thought he was wonderful for wanted to help.Day 1: I show up a few minutes early. Clock in at 5:00 … introduced to Aaron who will train me. Super nice mid-40s guy and very good at training. Find out he’s worked there for 8 years, wife died a few years back and he’s raising 2 sons — has trained 100s of people some of which work at other locations. He has high hopes of managing some day. Made good sense to me.He sends me on break around 7:30 … I walk outside for fresh air, 5 minutes later the manager (friend) come out. He tells me it looks like I’m dong a great job .. I tell him I’m enjoying it (what else can I say?). I mention Aaron and how great he is. The manager tells me he’s glad I like the job, but Aaron’s not going to be around. Did he get a manager position I ask … no the manager (friend) says, I let him go to make room for you.I just walked inside … Aaron was already gone. The manager (friend) came in behind me and told me to do something - I didn’t hear the words, I just saw red. I broke every rule about respecting elders and authority my parents ever taught me, and said words I don’t think I’d ever spoken before. I just left - apron landed somewhere in the parking lot … drove home worried about how my dad would take this but not caring that much. Got home, explained what happened and without say a word my dad walked out of the room. About a hour later he came to me and said let’s go … we got in the car and went to a part of town I’d never been too. Pulled into a driveway and I saw Aaron sitting on the front steps with a son on each side.Turns out when my dad had left me in silence he’d gotten on the phone with his boss and talked him into hiring Aaron no questions asked. Aaron started on the loading dock, and 6 months later was shipping clerk … about 3 years later he running the shipping dept — stayed there until he retired. — sometimes people just needs a chance.On the ride home my dad told me how proud he was of me - but I still needed to get a job. It was late when we got home, my dad told my mom the KFC job wasn’t right for me - that I’d find something else. Within a week, I got a fast-food job where my some of my friends worked.I’m not sure what was said but I know my dad talked to our neighbor (friend) and shortly after that he moved away. I hope it was something my dad said.Our dads have passed away and we missed them awful - they were both heroes to us. Perry and I have disagreed on many things over the years but in spite of our differences we’ve stayed close out of respect for our dads (they told us too) - I’m so glad we did.