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Very comfortable during breaks; some stores let you lie down and sleep
The uniforms are beautiful
The trainer was absolutely terrible.
During training, there was someone who was tone-deaf. Because we had to practice singing the opening song,
no matter how hard he tried, he could not sing it well,
so he asked the trainer: “If I really can’t sing the song accurately, does that mean I can’t come work here?”
The trainer said: “You can’t even do the most basic things. What do you think?”
After practicing three times, he awkwardly took off his apron and left (because the trainer kept complaining: “How long does it take to practice one song?”)
She just let him leave, even though he was the only one with a food and beverage background!
What a psychopath (rolling my eyes endlessly).
The cliques inside are very serious; if you are not useful enough, you will be ostracized.
It is extremely physically demanding.
During the first week, I couldn’t even support myself with my arms to turn over in bed.
Many people who are a little older quickly change jobs.
You simply can’t do this job for long.
If you make a mistake, you get yelled at.
So many people have been yelled at until they cried.
“Other people can carry 10 plates, so why do you want to go into the kitchen when you can only carry 5?”
(They’re 185 cm tall, while I’m only 161 cm!)
(They’re that muscular and I’m so skinny—don’t you have eyes?)
(Why can’t you just go a few more times and get used to it?)