Top 10 Famous People Who Worked in Restaurants

When Jeff was 16 years old, around 1980-81, he flipped burgers at his first job at McDonald's, which was a summer job. It was rough for him, and he had to clean a load of ketchup on the grill for a week. After that, he was offered a job at a start-up telecommunications company, then left to found Amazon in 1995. Originally a bookstore, Amazon evolved into a retailer of a wide variety of products, almost everything, but it is not really much like eBay. The company helped him earn 177.5 billion dollars as of his 2022 net worth.

I can't even imagine any of these people working in a restaurant, let alone Jeff Bezos.

Before becoming a politician and the first non-white and 44th president of the United States, Barack Obama was an ice cream scooper at Baskin-Robbins as a teenager. He later said it taught him about responsibility and balancing a job between friends, family, and education.

The Detroit rapper used to work at Gilbert's Lodge by flipping burgers. However, he got fired shortly before Christmas and Hailie's birthday in 1996, which he wrote about in "Rock Bottom."

It's kind of amusing how many of these people were bad employees from the sound of it.

She faced struggles when she moved to New York City at the age of 22, which she described as "the bravest thing she ever did." She took a job at Dunkin' Donuts in Times Square, where her first day was problematic, and she got fired after accidentally squirting jelly on a customer. She would later become the internationally famous pop star we know today, alongside Prince, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and George Michael.

Before the controversial antics of this dude, he used to have a simple life working at Red Lobster.

The future lead singer of No Doubt had her job at Dairy Queen. Her bandmates, who were also close friends, worked at the same place and later became known for forming the punk-pop group.

Tyler revealed in a tweet that he used to work at Starbucks, but his experience was "not the best."

Before being known as the punk-pop star, Pink had her start in three places: McDonald's, Pizza Hut, and Wendy's. She was far from Employee of the Month and even admitted that she smoked cigarettes through the drive-thru window, hooked up with friends, and used LSD.

As a young man, Jay Leno worked at McDonald's, which taught him a lot about business. He had "to make the fries from scratch every day," before breaking out as the famous TV host who replaced Johnny Carson after his retirement.

The now-infamous rapper got her job at Red Lobster and was fired after tracking down a couple who stole a pen from the parking lot and then flipping them off.