I haven't, no. It's really been the three of us working together, but it's sort of like all being a part of the same company and having different shifts. You may not always be on the same shift as someone, but you work for the same boss.
It's been a while. Longer than some of the coworkers I had at my old job before I accepted this one. But sometimes I think you can get to know someone quickly and it feels much longer than it is.
It is and it isn't. I've been using some of the same skills, I think. It was for a restaurant that was extremely popular for a local private school and all of the students from there are the most stuck-up, infuriating and snobby people you'll ever meet. Loud. Pushy. Entitled. And terrible tippers. At least in this job most of you are nicer to speak with.
Most of you have been bafflingly pleasant. Which makes up for the ones who sway as far as they do in the other direction. Not that it matters. We knew what we were signing up for when we said yes to this position. But the outside help is appreciated.
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May I ask, who was that? Will we see more of them? ]
We hired out additional help for your team-building exercises.
You won't see them outside of those I'm afraid.
Did they explain everything well?
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Do they have a name that we should call them?
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You may call them Mary. I don't anticipate seeing them again until the next event.
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Have you worked with them before today?
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It's really been the three of us working together, but it's sort of like all being a part of the same company and having different shifts.
You may not always be on the same shift as someone, but you work for the same boss.
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What about the other two you work closely with now? How long have you known them?
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Some working independently, others not.
The best-paying was a waitress job though.
Even if it was the one I liked the least.
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What didn't you like about it?
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It was for a restaurant that was extremely popular for a local private school and all of the students from there are the most stuck-up, infuriating and snobby people you'll ever meet. Loud. Pushy. Entitled. And terrible tippers.
At least in this job most of you are nicer to speak with.
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I am sorry that you had to deal with that
I hope that we will not be too much of a handful for you
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Which makes up for the ones who sway as far as they do in the other direction.
Not that it matters. We knew what we were signing up for when we said yes to this position.
But the outside help is appreciated.