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She wanted the pans handed to her a certain way. I gave them to her the wrong way, and in her superior voice, she said, "I'm tired of telling you, handles lined up, pans facing down. I will give them back to you if it's not the right way!" I made $5.15 an hour, my pants and shirt were dripping wet. I bit my tongue. I knew she was no chef. Cooking is an art, but she was too bunched up to understand that. I could have outcooked her, no matter how she handed me the pans.
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Dec 13, 2021
Dec 13, 2021 at 4:44 PM UTC
The Chef?
She wanted the pans handed to her a certain way. I gave them to her the wrong way, and in her superior voice, she said, "I'm tired of telling you, handles lined up, pans facing down. I will give them back to you if it's not the right way!" I made $5.15 an hour, my pants and shirt were dripping wet. I bit my tongue. I knew she was no chef. Cooking is an art, but she was too bunched up to understand that. I could have outcooked her, no matter how she handed me the pans.
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Dec 13, 2021
Dec 13, 2021 at 4:44 PM UTC
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