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I would say the homeless man, since, sure the hard worker is an asset at the start, however he doesn't really want to be there,he is young, it's a fast food employment which means most talented people don't stay for long which means should he ever leave retraining a new person would a cost even more money eventually.
As opposed to the homeless guy sure he does minimum work however because he had been homeless, he probably doesn't have many options at the start which means he most likely stays longer hence you don't need to train others to replace him and hopefully if he is grateful, he becomes the hard worker who stays a bit longer than the young hard worker who probably would have left if he started college or what ever.
Or of course the homeless guy could also be an ungrateful person and becomes a liability. in which case the young hard worker
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I detect the taint of chaos in this thread. Once Pedobear gets involved it's time for EXTERMINATUS