English composition: Suppose you are a graduate majoring in hotel service. After the interview, I got my wish and worked as a waiter in a gay restaurant. It is not what you think.

My first job.

Before I started college, my first job was as a waiter in a beautiful restaurant. The night before my first day at work. I was too excited to sleep, so I got up late in the morning. I dressed in a hurry and rushed to the restaurant.

Before I went to college, I worked as a waitress (female) in a very good restaurant. The first night at work. I was so tired that I overslept and was late the next day. I dressed quickly and strode to the restaurant.

In my hurry, I didn't catch the instructions of the head waiter, that is, we should enter the kitchen from one door and go out from the other. So, when I went to the restaurant with two plates of eggs, bacon and a glass of orange juice, I went straight to the wrong door and bumped into another waiter who came in.

As I was in a hurry, I didn't catch the instructions of the foreman. He told us to go in and out of the kitchen through one door and out through the other. So, when I walked to the restaurant with two eggs, bacon and a glass of orange juice from the entrance (the essay area suggested that I was in the wrong door, so I shouldn't go through this door, which can only enter but not exit), I collided with my oncoming colleague.

Worst of all, I wore a pair of beautiful shoes, but high heels! A few hours later, I was in great pain, but I didn't have time to change. When we finished serving dinner at about 10:30, I was completely exhausted. However, I learned something from my experience.

To make matters worse, I'm wearing a pair of high heels. A few hours later, I was in pain and I couldn't change everything in front of me. 10:30, we had a break, and I was paralyzed at that time. However, I learned a lot from it.