92-year-old McDonald’s greeter has no plans of retiring

A 92-year-old man who works as a greeter at a Tennessee McDonald’s loves his job and hopes to continue to help diners at the restaurant for many years.

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Ike Baker started working at the Dayton McDonald's 21 year ago, WTVC reported.

Baker, a Korean War veteran, greets customers and makes sure they have everything they need with their orders.

Baker told WTVC he has no plans to retire and hopes to work "at least another 10 years."

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