I sort of love it now. Really. Last week I worked in there for about three days with Luis, who is the most awesome full-timer at my job. Seriously! He's like my uncle; I adore him. So anyway, I was in there for three days straight, which was somewhat bizarre since I got practically zero guest interaction because of it. The first day I was in there, I had to work Fantasmic... and close. All by myself. Can you say terrifying? Luckily, Luis is just an absolute sweetheart and helped me clean and prep almost everything before he left, which was about two hours before I did. Then he told me to ask a manager about sending in someone to help me so that I wouldn't be by myself; after all, it was my first time closing. So Katherine, a friend of mine, helped me clean up... it wasn't bad at all. Everything was spotless by the time we had to leave.
The next day, I closed by myself. Thank goodness it wasn't Fantasmic, though, and I passed inspection, so that's good. Again, Luis helped out as much as he could before he left.
Day the third, I met Danielle, who is pretty much all flavors of awesome. It was an incredibly slow day, but to be a prelude to Spring Break. We were able to close about half an hour before we clocked out, and spent gigantic gaps of time between orders talking and goofing around in the kitchen. It was nice to be able to gab and talk to another girl at work, especially another CP. After Luis left us to close, we spent the next half an our skulking around the back dock, trying to find something to do. At least, I was-- Danielle decided to take her camera for pictures around the area for Fanatic Cards. Safe-D pictures, that is... which we weren't being in the least. I got into an ice fight with two coworkers while helping someone unload and recount their combo cart, and played hop-scotch on a tram as well as trying to jump on a trolley. It was one of those golden days before my break.
The next day, I closed by myself. Thank goodness it wasn't Fantasmic, though, and I passed inspection, so that's good. Again, Luis helped out as much as he could before he left.
Day the third, I met Danielle, who is pretty much all flavors of awesome. It was an incredibly slow day, but to be a prelude to Spring Break. We were able to close about half an hour before we clocked out, and spent gigantic gaps of time between orders talking and goofing around in the kitchen. It was nice to be able to gab and talk to another girl at work, especially another CP. After Luis left us to close, we spent the next half an our skulking around the back dock, trying to find something to do. At least, I was-- Danielle decided to take her camera for pictures around the area for Fanatic Cards. Safe-D pictures, that is... which we weren't being in the least. I got into an ice fight with two coworkers while helping someone unload and recount their combo cart, and played hop-scotch on a tram as well as trying to jump on a trolley. It was one of those golden days before my break.
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