Oh What A Day!

So now that you know a little bit about me, you get to listen to my complaints about my job.

So I run the register at Wendy's. Because I work various hours, I get different sandwich makers all of the time. For some, to save them the time of asking me I hit "no cheese" even if the sandwich doesn't come with cheese. Well today one of the managers decided to scold me for doing that. Then he complained when I was stocking lids and cups (part of my job), instead of cleaning the dining room (also part of my job).

Later on I had just come back from my break and we got slammed. It was 2 groups of about 20-30 each. I wasn't able to get out to clean the dining room again until about 10-1030.

I know there are probably people reading this saying "she should be lucky she even has a job". You are absolutely right. I would never dream of leaving my job, but because I am a hard worker I think it gives me the right to complain.

After we closed for the night I was helping a male employee take out trash and something interesting happened and I am looking for a general opinion about it.

We had passed an "early 20's" guy on the way to the trash can and on the way back we passed him again. This time he told us not to be making out by the dumpsters (we weren't). The male employee yelled back that he didn't have to worry about that. When we got back inside the first thing the male employee did was to go and immediately tell a second male employee about it.

I guess I just want to know if anyone thinks that this employee likes me (like that) or not. I really couldn't get a good enough read on him.


P.S. I'm pretty sure he's not gay.

Introduction

Before I begin dragging on about my horrible day at work. I would like to introduce my self.

My name is Jennifer. I am 21 1/2. I like watching TV and listening to music. I like just about any kind of music except hardcore rap and most metal. I work at a Wendy's in Ohio. I've been there almost 2 months. My previous experiences was a year and a half in college majoring in middle-childhood education. I'm single, if anyone cares. That's about all I can think of to tell about me. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. I won't answer super personal questions, like my address, but I may have forgotten a few things.