PUT THE FRIES IN THE BAG!! Lyrics Ganlyrics

PUT THE FRIES IN THE BAG!! Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: McGwire]
In this intro, the speaker is frustrated and asking a coworker to deal with a customer who’s being a problem. They express annoyance because the coworker always seems to avoid doing the work, leaving it for someone else. The tone is angry and tired, showing the stress of the situation.

[Chorus: McGwire]
The repeated line “Put the fries in the bag” is a simple but aggressive demand reflecting the frustration and monotony of the fast-food job. It suggests the worker’s tired of dealing with customers and just wants to get the task done quickly, without any unnecessary problems.

[Verse 1: Wülf Boi]
In this verse, the speaker is fed up with customers who demand too much or act entitled, specifically targeting those who don’t leave tips or make annoying requests. The worker describes their anger, threatening violence as an exaggerated response to the stress of the job. They’re clearly frustrated, feeling trapped in a job they hate just to pay bills. There’s a sense of sarcasm and dark humor as they vent about how they have to keep up the act of being polite, even though they’re boiling with rage inside. The verse highlights how the worker feels dehumanized and angry at customers who think they’re entitled to their time and service.

[Chorus: McGwire]
The repeated chorus emphasizes the worker’s exhaustion and frustration. It highlights the repetitiveness and monotony of the job, where the employee’s main focus is just getting the job done—putting the fries in the bag and moving on.

[Verse 2: McGwire]
In this verse, the worker continues expressing frustration with customers. They describe their hatred for specific behaviors, like customers being rude or making ridiculous demands. The speaker vents even more violently, expressing a total lack of patience and a desire to lash out. There’s a sense of nihilism here—no respect for these customers or the work, with dark, aggressive language showing how emotionally drained they are. The verse also touches on the feeling of being stuck in a job they hate, where they don’t care about maintaining civility anymore.

[Verse 3: Ashtin Larold]
Here, the worker talks about how they had to cover a shift they weren’t supposed to work, and they’re ready to snap at any moment if customers keep making unreasonable demands. The verse highlights how overwhelmed and burnt out they feel, dealing with not only difficult customers but also gross and unprofessional situations (like someone defecating in the bathroom). The frustration escalates, with the worker showing they’re willing to quit on the spot if things keep going badly. There’s also a mention of a customer misusing resources (like filling a water cup with soda), which pushes the worker to the edge. They’re ready to lash out, seeing customers more as enemies than people to serve.

[Chorus: McGwire]
The chorus repeats again, reinforcing the worker’s exhaustion and their desire to just get through the work and be done with it. The repetition shows the dullness and monotony of the fast-food environment they’re trapped in.