Personal Narrative-Time Job At Taco Bell

Just like that, no questions asked I received my very first and final write-up for an honest mistake I did not even know would happen that day. I was a seventeen-year-old girl working a part time job at Taco Bell when I learned that I would take the blame for a mistake I did not even know would happen to me. It was a cold winters night, rain drops on the windows and crunchy leaves on the lobby floor, when I walked into work that day I could tell it was going to be a very busy and eventful night, but what I was instore for was beyond what I had thought. Going into work is always the same process, when I get there I put on a hair net and clock in but that night it was so busy I just had to clock in right away and count a drawer because I was

After I told her she looked at me with a look of disappointment. I was already feeling bad because it tetchily was my fault and I did not need her to add to it but she still did. “Angelica why wouldn’t you check them before you give out the money? Now I have to go call Sandra and ask her what kind of write up I need to give you!” I felt even worse after those words came out of her mouth. I just wanted my shift to be over so I could go home and I did not have to deal with what she was about to tell me. My coworkers seen how down I was about the whole situation and they tried to make me feel better but I still knew Kymber was not going to let it die at that she was going to make my night hell and she did just

“Is she serious does she really have to tell Sam as soon as she walks in?” I said as Mia was looking at me.” Everyone who has a head set on just heard her whole conversation, I know she did that on purpose. Two hours past and it was finally time form to leave. I was trying to count out my drawer as fast as I could so I can just leave. I felt like everyone was looking at me and thinking that I was dumb. My coworker Andrew tried to reassure me too but I felt like he was just trying to be nice to make me feel better. It did not help that much, but at least I knew he was on my side. As I was walking out I only said by to Mia and just walked straight past Kim, I could feel her staring at me but I tried to pay her no mind. That day I learned that not everyone is going to be compassionate for an honest mistake and they can make you feel slow and not even