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Hello! My name is Jesse Caldwell. I am in tenth grade, my sophmore year. I go to a private school in Davison. I have a family of ten people. Most of us work at the fast-food restaurant, Five Guys, Burgers & Fries. I have three brothers, and four sisters. Oldest sibling is twenty years old, and youngest is ten years old. I enjoy coding a lot. My favorite subject this year is Spanish and Biology.

Person 1: Hello. So I was wondering what It was like to work at Fiveguys. I work at McDonalds, and it's pretty busy. Could you please explain what It is like to work at this place?

Hi. So, working at Five Guys, Burgers & Fries can as well get pretty busy. I am not exactly sure what it is like over there in McDonalds, but I can guess. used to have 10,000 dollar days, but have slowed a bit down since then. Usually, out highest is 7,000 or 8,000. Not much more than that. Our busy days are Friday-Sunday, then Monday and Tuesday are slow, and Wednsday and Thursday is moderate. Like I said, I do not know how busy you guys get over there, but I can guess just from experience.

Person 2: Hi there, Jesse! So I am also going to say something about this topic. I understand what a big family is. I have seven siblings. I take it that your family tries to keep everything together, believe it or not. I am not exactly sure how you guys work things out. What is one thing that you do with your family besides working?

Hello there. So one thing that I do for family time is just spend time with them. Usually, we are not able to spend time together, and when we do, it's for a family vacation. So, just spend time with your family as much as possible. Can't really give you more than that on the subject. Sorry

Person 3: Jesse. What would you say is something that you can reflect on from your times at work that you can reflect now when you are not working, and what would you say is an advantage about it, disadvantgage about it, and what would you do differently in your life now, that you could reflect upon the rest of us for advice?

Couple things, actually. Here's some of them:

Work to the best of your ability. When you start working, maybe you already have, your boss is going to expect the fullest out of you. My boss is some of my family. You might think that I have it easier because of that, but not really. In fact, they expect the most ou of me than most everyone else more so, because I am thier child. When I did not have a job, they were a bit more lenient, but not any more. Work like there is no tomorrow, cause there might not be, or your job. Work hard.
Get to know who you are working with. This is a life skill. I am more of a Don't want to be around you type of guy. I had to learn, though, that if I was going to work with my co-workers, then I might as well make some friends, and get to know them
Never take advantage of anything, or anyone. I have seen this happen at school, and at work. School, one of my sister's friends took advantage of her so she could just cheat for tests, homework, etc. Work, not gonna say. Not my place, but it's mean. If you do this, you will never understand why someone might be mad at you until someone says straight to your face.
Forgive and forget. Easily said, not easily done. People say this all the time. They're right, of course, but this is vital. If you don't forgive, you will build up resentment. If you don't forget, you will might not forgive, but that little memory there might stir something up inside of you. Resentment, envy, something, and it might chew you up. You need to move on from that. You might not forget about it, but forgive, but there will always be that doubt of whether or not you can trust them. I have that issue too. Try not to have this problem, as it might do something to you later in life