2/05/10

Though I am recollecting a few days after the events at my work, I can assure any reader that they are all accurately described, and that other employees and customers can recall the events.

The day was another insane one, with over five parties each orderiing a number of pizzas. The difference this time was that carol was the mid shift to help out amanda and me, and worked with us from roughly noon til the parties we over. The party attendants were overworked, and shawn (or saun) particularly seemed like he was having a hell of a day being cross assigned to do some work of the customer service.
Regretfully I did not mention my hours being shaved to Carol, but then there was another occurence this shift. When Carol was working with us, there was easily over twenty dollars in tips in our tip jar. when she she left we had only ten. Amanda and I again didn't take tip, becuase there was nothing to split. I really need to report these occurences to a more official source.

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