Some Demons Sob About Their First Job
May 17, 2022
SOME DEMONS SOB ABOUT THEIR FIRST JOB
Have you ever wondered what your fellow demon teachers and classmates first job was like and also their crazy stories they had while working there? Well I have, but one funny thing is that I have no job experience, so reading these stories helped me to understand that having a job comes with good and bad things like bonds with your coworkers, getting paid, its time consuming and you get tiring.
“My first job was an apparel associate at Walmart. I personally enjoyed it because I met some great people I still talk to today. My craziest story is when COVID was first huge, we were only allowed a certain amount of people in the store and we kept track by adding a number when someone walked in, and taking away a number when someone walks out. One day I was in charge of that, and to the left of me, some guy was getting arrested for stealing, and then another man comes up to me asking if there is a cop on duty right now. I answered to him, ‘yes but give him a minute, he’s arresting someone’ and this guy starts panicking saying he needs to talk to the cop ASAP, I told him he was busy, and I asked what was going on, and he told me there was a brawl going on in the parking lot. Long story short, there ended up being like 4 cop cars in the parking lot. Crazy day man. It changed me from seeing how crazy people can be, and I learned that they have little to no respect for most workers, and being kind gets you lots of places,” Junior Miriam Tahir said.
My first job was at Harkins Theater and my experience was really fun. I really don’t know anyone so I don’t really have a funny story yet but now that I got to know my coworkers, I get along with everyone at Harkins. It really changed me because it taught me how to take people’s order and to make new friends at work and to help other people that need my help like answering questions,” Junior Cassidy Hamilton said.
“My first job was babysitting and it was a very fun time. I really love working with kids. My relationship with the parents was great and also with kids as well. I remember always playing games and decorating desserts and pumpkins with the kids. It changed me as a person because it helped me grow and have more responsibilities,” Senior Trinity Mcintosh said.