Literally. This and That. My guy who supervises me at my workplace told me before that I should never stuff the dishwasher with too many items. Also, I should try to wash the same items at one go. That means, don’t mix plates with pots, don’t mix cups with spoons, etc. Well yesterday, another dude came in to fill in for my supervisor (supervisor is back in Thailand holidaying). There was a birthday dinner going on and it went on till half past ten. That means I have heaps and heaps of soiled dishes to do, plus pots, and stoves to wash. Well, I was trying to make sure I did what my supervisor did. Suddenly this new guy (he’s not new, he’s been working there longer than me) comes in and tells me to step aside while he ‘shows’ me how to do it. He was quick I must say. But he stuffed everything together. I wasn’t sure whether or not tell him that my supervisor it was done differently. I kept quiet of course, but I was very tempted to tell him, “But Ben (my supervisor) told me otherwise!!” He kept looking back at me, and tell me that he understands that I’m new here and that I’m slow. I just smiled and gave him the ‘whatever’ look.
One of my restaurant colleague is in a dilemma now. His girlfriend in Thailand found out that he’s been fooling around with another girl here. Is this a Thai-thing? I’ve got lots of Thai friends who are never content with one girl.
Came back at midnight light night because there were three customers lingering around the restaurant. The owners (Thais) told us to clean the kitchen quietly. How are we supposed to tone down the cleaning when we’re vigorously scrubbing walls and the floor? So much for being Asians. The funny thing was all them were complaining afterwards that the three customers did not give any gratuity. Ahhahaha.. back at you!!!!
Last night I broke a cup, but I escaped the wrath of the boss. Not that the boss will kill me if I broke something. Let’s leave it at there :P
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