Work Bench
When messing with the forces of hell, it's nice to have a supply of fire
extinguishers handy. But Reaper's Work Bench suffers under the rabid
gaze of Ted, the sort of boss who tries to impose gag orders and make
people scrape gum out of Dumpsters.
Buy More
Chuck's Buy More may be populated by weirdos, but ever since the
departure of despotic assistant manager Harry Tang, it appears to be a
rather consequence-free place to work. That home-theater room is perfect
for make-out sessions or espionage, and who wouldn't want a company car?
The Verdict
Really, no contest. Not only do the Work Bench kids have to do an awful
lot of menial manual labor, but then there's that whole bit where, you
know, the devil hangs out in their store. (No loitering, mister!)
Meanwhile, the Buy More staff play videogames while on the clock, and,
frankly, they also seem to be getting a hell of a lot more action
(perhaps due to the fact that they are not forced to wear aprons). Throw
in the close proximity to a really good sandwich shop, and that's not a
bad box to be in.
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