Umel says these stories speak to another layer of the already-burdensome reality of workplace sexual harassment. Because many McDonald’s workers are already in economically precarious positions, risking employment to report the harassment — or leaving the job entirely — is often a difficult choice. “One of the things that is absolutely foundational to the pattern and the conditions that helped to facilitate some of the folks in McDonald’s is the fact that workers are, by and large, paid poverty wages,” says Umel. “And a lot of the survivors that have come forward are people who are helping to support their families.” It seems as though these screenshots are just shared in fun, as Justin is seen making silly faces in a lot of them, and the captions seem pretty playful. But in all sincerity, we hope that he's able to talk with his friends and family when he needs it, as herecently revealed to fans and high expectations for a new series. After filming two episodes, we concluded that we need to move in a different creative direction and are putting a new lens on the show.”The future is still uncertain forLizzie film, but we have a feeling that it would serve as a pretty great backdrop to a night out dancing — y'know, if Christian was the kind of person who actually took Anastasia Steele out dancing. (He's not, in case you're not familiar.)