The hospitality sector, unfortunately, is known for its precariousness. Low salaries, long hours and temporary contracts are common in this world. This causes the staff to overlook some things in their work, and this is what a waitress has said on social networks, where it has generated an intense debate among users.
"I work in a cafeteria and these are the things I don't care about." This is how the waitress begins, before listing a list of things she doesn't care about. "For example, a client comes to me and tells me that he underpaid me, or that I gave him a large coffee and he paid me a small one... I don't care, take it away," she says.
Another case like this is when someone drops their coffee on the floor: "I don't care, you have another coffee." The waitress also does not prevent people from entering the bathroom without consuming: "You don't owe me a coffee, you don't need to ask me for water, come in and go to the bathroom."
The same thing happens when a customer is at the table without consuming: "You can come and sit at a table without asking me for anything at all and I will offer you a glass of water. Just like if you have a Happy Meal from McDonald's, stretch out on the table if you want, I don't care," he insists.
"I don't care, I will continue to charge five euros an hour." This is the final sentence of the young waitress. A figure that has shocked many users, who have supported her, but that has also outraged many others, who reproach her for her attitude for not seeking more benefits for the company.
Given the accusations of being a bad worker, the young woman has published a second video with a reflection. "People are confused. I'm telling you that I charge 5 euros an hour and what shocks you most is that I let someone enter the bathroom without consuming." "Do you know who my boss is? That he is associated with Amancio Ortega," she exclaims.
"Just because I don't care about my job doesn't mean that I do it badly, on the contrary. I get along very well with people, I'm very nice and I get by on my own, I'm hospitality stuff. But you complain about something and people already treat you as if you were Karl Marx. I'm letting someone in the bathroom, I'm not making a barricade against my company," he defends himself.
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