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Genuinely I think building power lines sounds like an easier job. A lot less stressful at least. Assuming that both have the exact same hours and wage, I know which one I'd choose. If anything the burger flipper should earn more.
Frankly I think having to work outside in rain or snow trumps having a clueless 19-yo assistant manager criticize how you cleaned the guac bucket lol.