In this episode of the Not My Job Pod, host Emily Gant speaks with her friend Zane Kelly, who shares their unique experiences working at McDonald's while navigating a significant career change and returning to university. Zane reflects on their time in China during the pandemic, the challenges they faced, and the decision to leave the country. They discuss the importance of language skills and cultural adaptation, as well as his experiences as an older student in university. 

The conversation also touches on the nuances of Scottish culture and language, providing insights into Zane's journey and the impact of their experiences on their current studies. In this engaging conversation, Zane Kelly and Emily Gant explore the nuances of language, culture, and personal experiences. They discuss the challenges of bridging language gaps, the impact of living abroad on linguistic skills, and the sociolinguistic dynamics that shape perceptions of language and identity. 

Zane shares insights from their studies in linguistics, while Emily reflects on her experiences in different cultural contexts. They also delve into career transitions, working at McDonald's, and the cultural identity of being Scottish.

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