From the Globe last week:
“Grade papers. Assign homework. Prepare lesson plan. Make Oreo McFlurry.
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“For some teachers, that’s a real-life schedule one or two days a year, and not because they need a part-time gig to supplement their day jobs. Instead, they’re participants in ‘McTeacher’s Nights,’ in which they ‘work’ at a local McDonald’s for a few hours in return for a portion of that evening’s sales being donated to their schools…”