I am 16 years old and work at a restaraunt as a dishwasher - I keep telling myself that this is only temporary until I become a host at said restaraunt, but I get the feeling that due to sexism with those kind of positions, that a girl will get the job before me.
Anyhow, I work from 5:00 p.m. well into the night, usually not getting off until 12:30 or even 1:00 in the morning. I work only 2 nights a week but these nights seem to go by so ridiculously slow.
How can I make these 8-hour nights go by faster? It's so hard for a 16-year-old to go to school all day and then have to come to work and scrub dishes for such a long period of time. What can I do to get through these nights, and how can I make them go by miraculously fast?
Also, how can I make the days I'm NOT working go by really slow?
2007-03-23
07:39:51
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I do listen to the radio, but don't think I'm allowed to bring an mp3 player, as I wouldn't be able to hear them call me when they need something immediately. And the owner told me I could be a host as soon as a position opened up, I just don't think it will happen because they always put girls as hostesses.
2007-03-23
07:49:10 ·
update #1
In reponse to Martini3: No, my hours are within labor laws, as labor laws don't apply if there is no school the following day. Since I work Friday and Saturday nights, this is all within labor laws. However, I -am- supposed to get an uninterrupted meal break every 4 hours, which I do not get. I just don't want to complain and seem like a pain in the butt to deal with.
2007-03-23
07:57:22 ·
update #2