Well, that might be jumping the gun, cuz i'm only spent 3 hours there so far. (At McDonald's, I mean). What I got to do, though, was get changed into uniform (as seen below) :), And, after driving BACK home to get my brother's black, big,tennis shoes, cuz the ones they ordered for me weren't there yet, I was directed to a girl named Laura who was to train me. Laura is Korean, which I told her why i thought that was cool, cuz i love koreans :D. And she gave me a headset, and explained which button to push to talk to the people in the drive-thru, and I learned how to take their orders. It's really easy, with a touch-screen and pictures of all the stuff :) There was an older man with us, working the register at the window we were next to. Yahh. At first I just watched Laura do it all, then she took the order, while i entered it onto the screen. (We could both hear the same thing). Then i got to the point where i did it all myself, but she still told me what to push exactly for different options like a meal, or not a meal, and whatever. I will say that now i will never have trouble knowing what to order at an American Mcdonald's now! :D (i still didn't know up to today what to say to get what i could order as a "meniu dublucheese" in romania :D I also learned that you can tell a lot about a person from just their voice. They're gender, (duh), age, nationality, and usually their overal attitude, or disposition at the moment :D The whole thing was very educational. I'm looking forward to doing it. But I don't work again till Saturday.
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