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Told my dad I was having leg and foot pain to which he asked me, “What kind of shoes are you wearing?” …These are my kitchen shoes.
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Told my dad I was having leg and foot pain to which he asked me, “What kind of shoes are you wearing?” …These are my kitchen shoes.


They’ve been replaced as of this morning.

by zetromic

33 Comments

  2. consumeshroomz

    My back hurts just looking at this

  3. ChefDolemite

    I just don’t understand how you let it get this far.

  4. Impressive-Turnip-38

    Why are they curled like the wicked witch of the wests shoes after the house falls on her

  6. H0visboh

    I cant even fathom what youve done to these shoes to get this result is this due to water exposure or?

  8. GlossyGecko

    Do yourself a favor and buy some high quality non-slip work boots. You might get ribbed about it but your feet won’t hurt.

  11. drinn2000

    Never seen blue collar elf shoes before.

  12. hibbitydibbidy

    Those shoes look like they aren’t allowed within 500 feet of a school.

  13. TheBraindonkey

    When blowing the owner, put your feet flat on the floor toes stretched out instead of keeping your toes curled under for traction.

  14. Drupain

    Two things to never cheap out on, shoes and your mattress. 

  15. JimbopolisFunk

    Bro got arch failure so bad the shits started reversing 😭

  16. makingkevinbacon

    I’m learning to take better care of my feet via the work shoes. I’ve only been working in kitchens for like 14 years but it’s finally catching up to me. The other day out of no where I could barely get my shoe on, my foot was so swollen. I think I’ve started getting friggin bunions. I regret not taking better care of them. Now my knees bug me my hips bug me my feet suck. Thankfully I’m still young (enough) so hopefully with my next pair I can get sorted

  17. Doppelthedh

    First time I’m genuinely curious for feet pics. Are you squatting on your toes all day?

  18. BensonBubbler

    Get checked out for sciatica if you’re able.

  19. Interesting-Phone274

    Start a gofundme we can crowdfund you new feet??

  20. Rustystrings720

    Them mfs still clocked in. Time for a new pair

  21. Graybeard_Shaving

    Hit up a podiatrist. You’d be amazed what they can do for you to ensure you end up in the perfect shoe for your particular physiology.

  23. dothenoodledance1

    you just gave Balanciega their next trend

  24. Suppermahn

    You know foot bindings havent been en vogue for over centuries.

  25. Pin_ellas

    There should be Continue Education classes about proper shoes because they end up hurting the rest of your body, and you won’t feel those aches and pain until it’s too late. Also, high end places should absolutely have quality work shoes as part of the benefits.

  27. RogueKhajit

    I just replaced my shoes as well. I waited until my legs were cramping on the job before I did so and I wish I hadn’t.

  29. stickytuna

    Thank god you replaced them. They’re about 10 years too old.

  30. dundermiflinity

    Shoes For Crews. I’m not sure how the quality is anymore – but as a fellow big footer (15 EEE) – their boots always worked for me when I was on the line, were waterproof, supportive, non slip, and lasted me a bit before I had to replace them.

  31. SneakySalamder6

    Damn bro, you’re going to try to throw those things away and they’re going to boomerang back to you

  32. Born_Alternative_608

    Shoes in fast food and restaurants tend to do this with back of house workers. My sneakers in my Maccas days would curl. It’s not to do with posture. Lol