Food Avenue

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Food Avenue

Saturday morning at Food Avenue

It’s yet another Saturday morning, 7:20 a.m., and here I am driving to work. I wait at the front door to see if anyone will be willing to drop what they’re doing and respond to the annoying ringer that announces that someone is there. After about an endless minute a friendly night-crew member named Frank lets me in. As they pull the door back for me they ask, "So how are you this morning?"

"Just fine thank you. If only I wasn’t so tired," I responded with a yawn.

"I know how you feel."

"Bye Frank."

"See you later Amanda."

I proceed onward in behind the mysterious "Employees Only" door to the time clock. As the clock turns to 7:25 I punch in. I pull my hair back and head my way towards the wonderful Food Avenue. On my way there I stop by the service desk and get my keys and the money for the till.

7:55 and my first guest arrives (he just happens to be an older gentleman that works on the pull team and doesn’t seem to realize that like the rest of the store, we don’t open until 8:00). "Good morning Rob," I say.

"Well now your up early this morning."

"I guess. If I were home right now I know I’d be sleeping," I replied.

"Got that right. Say do you got any of those oatmeal raisin cookies out yet?" Rob asked.

"Oh course. One of the first things I do. I don’t want you to get mad at me right away you know."

"I couldn’t get mad at you."

"I don’t know about that Rob. Do you want your cookie and senior coffee?"

"I guess so since you’ve got them out all ready. Have a nice day Amanda."

"You too."

As I watch to see him sit down at the table I go through and make sure I didn’t forget anything. Nope. Remembered to unlock everything; all the grills, ovens, and warmers are on; washed all the tables and counters; pop machine is turned on; coffee is set out; and I even turned the fans on above the grill.

As I could have predicted right at about 8:02 a rush of red and khakis from the pull team, they’re the people that get to move the merchandise from the stockroom onto the floor, come and order the big breakfast: scrambled eggs; toast; hashbrowns; and choice of sausage, bacon or ham.

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