Quote Originally Posted by Mooks View Post
I love my new job. Im seventeen so I make minumum wage, but its still awesome.

My mom is the head of nursing at a old peoples home, so she got me a job in the kitchen. I only have to work at breakfest and lunch and maybe dinner. Inbetween I...

a) Take a nap

b) Surf the net

3) watch television on a flat screen

4) grab a book out of the giant library.

When I do actually work it involves washing dishes, setting up the tables, and taking old people orders and getting their food for them. None of which I really mind, since I have a light stuttering problem and this kind of structured talking without any consequence (they cant hear worth crap anyways) helps alot. I just spent a hour walking around the building and ended up shooting some hoops and playing on the jungle gym, and got payed for it!
The other employees here are pretty chill, except for the top boss lady. The other workers in the kitchen are all black and pretty chill also. They cus and threaten eachother for fun ("Your always in my way, one day im going to F you up; you know that right?"). Everyone in the kitchen can eat whatever they want, I can go in there right now and get a dozen hot wings or a cake if I wanted too. I can take stuff home too as long as its not too noticable.

mmmm cake, thats a good idea

/rant over
Welcome to the world of work, my son. Enjoy it while you can and save your money. It's very important that you save your money. There will be plenty of things to spend it on - not all of which you want to do! (bills)

Glad it's all fun and games now. Try not to let it get your down when the days get long and boring, or you'd rather be doing something else. And remember, what you do reflects on your mother. So, keep straight and fly right!

I remember the days when i was dating my wife. She was the head chef at a nursing home. She used to hook her little helpers up with all sorts of food if they were good and make them clean all sorts of nasty stuff and rearrange the freezers if they sucked! Be glad you don't work for her