>be wageslave at deli for a month >get called in for closing

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>be wageslave at deli for a month
>get called in for closing shift that goes from 5pm to midnight
>usually decent since almost no one comes in at that time and I'm by myself in the deli for those hours
>this time it's unusually busy and I'm flooded with orders
>some young asian gril probably in her mid to late 20s comes in looking like she's in a rush and orders a sandwich
>I'm in the middle of making 3 different salads and sandwiches and won't get to hers anytime soon
>she keeps grabbing every box I put out thinking it's her sandwich and I keep telling her it's not ready yet
>she lets out several frustrated ughs
>finally get hers done
>she grabs it, pays, and stomps out
>first time having a customer get that upset but at least it's over
>have to close the next day at the same times
>everything is going smoother with almost no one coming in
>around the same hour as the last night, the same girl comes in
>she comes up to me and says that "her coworker loved the sandwich"
>say thanks
>she orders the same thing again
>make it
>set it out for her to pick up while I start cleaning a bit
>she comes over to pick it up
>she's about to take it to the register to pay but says she forgot something
>she goes over to one of the aisles to get something
>she pays for her stuff then comes back over
>"this is for you" she said as she handed me a bar of chocolate
>Caught by surprise by this and only manage to say thanks
>she smiles and walks out
>the chocolate bar isn't some Hershey's or Snickers, but something a little higher quality just going by the packaging
>go to the aisle where she got the chocolate bar
>see it costs 6 bucks for this average sized bar
>she bought a 6 dollar chocolate bar for me
>quit working there a few days ago but still think about that experience

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