subway

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Driving to work with my windows down, moon roof open and the thumping sound of Nate Dog's music ringing in my ear, I was having a fine morning. Even though I knew Saturday mornings get busy I figured I would get through it happily. Many people are rude in their own ways and restaurant employees have to learn how to deal with them. As I got ready for work I didn't realize that I would be getting the most awful customer in all of my years working at Subway. I tried giving superior customer care to the middle-aged women but she threw the money at me and took her sandwich and meal and stormed out of the restaurant. Little did I know that my "fine" day would be a disastrous one. Consumers do not realize the agony and distress that Subway employees have to go through to satisfy a customer.

Knowing that my shift at work begins at nine in the morning I decided not to set my alarm. Not waking up to the abrupt pitch sound of the alarm leaves me with an ear to ear smile. I loved working Saturday mornings because every Saturday I worked from nine in the morning to four in the afternoon, which leaves the rest of the day free. I usually go out for a night of fun with my cousins and friends. Knowing that customers drive cr

Just as I took a big bite of my sandwich, a herd of people came into the store. Soon after sitting down I got up and helped the employees leaving my meal and soda sit as the ice in my cherry Pepsi melted in the office. I subsequently put my gloves on and a middle-aged woman with big red glasses and red bushy hair approached me. She ordered a number four six-inch on wheat bread. Briefly I took out the bread and cut it into half. "Is the bread fresh?" She asks spitefully. "Yes it is." I said politely. I asked if she wanted all the vegetables in her sandwich and she said no. "All I would like is lettuce and lots of onions." Shortly I finished her sandwich. Afterwards she asked for the other half of the sandwich. I made the sandwich and I wrapped it up. "How much are the cookies?" I pointed to the sign where it says three for a dollar and one for forty cents while I rang her meal up. I looked out the window to check if anyone is around my car. As soon as I did that a car pulled right next to it. I heard the customer mumble something about not wanting the cookies but at that point I didn't care. I wanted to watch out for my car. The customer parked very closely to my BMW, but they didn't hit it. "That was rude." She said very roughly. Because I wasn't paying attention to her and I paused a while to watch out for my car, she suddenly changed to just a rude customer to a nasty hideous person. I apologized and explained that I was ringing her meal up and I wasn't really paying attention. Her face wrinkled up, eyebrows raised, and her eyes stared grimly into mine. "Four-ninety-eight for your meal ma'am." She pulled out a five-dollar bill out of her craggy huge red purse, crumbled it plus threw it at me and marched very quickly out the

After cleaning the bain, front tables, and muggy soda machine I decided to take my break. My sandwich is always simple because I just want to sit d

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Approximate Word count = 1272
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)

Category: English