Post by michael on Feb 3, 2012 16:59:25 GMT -5
Michael get your ass back to work! The lunch crowd is coming in! Sheri yelled at him from behind the counter, jolting him back to the present. His head snapped back forward from its position of looking outside at the calm waters moving along the lake's beach line. It was a beautiful day outside and again he was stuck inside working around a bunch of food. At first it had sounded like a dream job- but that was only when he was hungry. Guess what? He'd applied when he'd been hungry... Not that the place all that bad. Actually, it was pretty fun with all the people that came in, locals and vacationers alike, and it payed for his summer expenses. Usually, he didn't mind working, really like it in fact, but today being such a nice day he was itching to get out and take a swim at least. Litterally, he was itching.
I'm coming, I'm coming, just chill, he told the middle aged woman who'd been yelling at him. She was the manager of the place, and they'd become okay friends. She was still the manager after all, and what had gotten her the position? She was loud! The few older men at the bar area milking their fifth coffees from the morning kept their conversations to a minimum with Sheri around, always butting in.
Michael finally got up from his position at one of the empty window seat tables and walked over to grab some old menus out of their holders. Michael had on his navy blue Dockside t shirt and a pair of khaki colored jean shorts that were frayed on the end from over use. The restaurant was older with all wooden tables and chairs, but kept as immaculate as it could be. He turned to watch the crowd file in from the beach -mostly barefoot and in swim gear- and find their seats all around the place. With the few menus in hand he went over to a table and flipped out order pad and pen, Hey, I'm Michael, what can I get cha today? he asked with his normal customer smile as he set down the menus. Yeah, in a normal restaurant, you'd give the menu and wait for people to make up their minds... But here, the menu was really limited to burgers, fries, and chicken fingers. YUM. Most locals just pushed a menu away anyway.
I'm coming, I'm coming, just chill, he told the middle aged woman who'd been yelling at him. She was the manager of the place, and they'd become okay friends. She was still the manager after all, and what had gotten her the position? She was loud! The few older men at the bar area milking their fifth coffees from the morning kept their conversations to a minimum with Sheri around, always butting in.
Michael finally got up from his position at one of the empty window seat tables and walked over to grab some old menus out of their holders. Michael had on his navy blue Dockside t shirt and a pair of khaki colored jean shorts that were frayed on the end from over use. The restaurant was older with all wooden tables and chairs, but kept as immaculate as it could be. He turned to watch the crowd file in from the beach -mostly barefoot and in swim gear- and find their seats all around the place. With the few menus in hand he went over to a table and flipped out order pad and pen, Hey, I'm Michael, what can I get cha today? he asked with his normal customer smile as he set down the menus. Yeah, in a normal restaurant, you'd give the menu and wait for people to make up their minds... But here, the menu was really limited to burgers, fries, and chicken fingers. YUM. Most locals just pushed a menu away anyway.