Chapter Nine

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Training that night was easy. The most difficult thing was staying friendly when a few of the customers got too friendly, but Heather stepped in and handled those situations. I figured out how to take orders, how to write it down on the pad, and to time when the food would be done for customers. Filling drink orders was easier, but I got frustrated a few times I would get one drink only to have the other customer at the same table decide on something else. Heather chuckled as she watched me get flustered, but she linked elbows at one point and gave the table a polite smile as she took their orders. I would’ve headed straight to the bar to fill ‘em, but she completed another task on her way to the bar. Multi-tasking was going to be a skill I’d need to learn, but by the end of the night I f

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