Let us now praise fast food workers.At a time when the media paints heroic depictions of well-salaried office employees quitting their jobs to pursue their passions, some 2.6 million people still toil at White Castle, Burger King, Carl’s Jr., and the outlets of other fast food chains in the United States alone. They work late nights and early mornings (sometimes in succession) and face a greater risk of being murdered on the job than cab drivers or liquor store employees. What’s more, they often work for free.Earlier this month, Fight for $15, a campaign of the Service Employees International Union, or SEIU, released a study on wage theft in the industry in California with some unsettling fi
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