Leab Sam

I take care of my brother most of the time while my parents work. My brother is unfortunately both a Diabetic Type-1 and Autistic which really strained my family when he was first diagnosed. I've had to step up and take care of him and babysit him almost every single day. Because he is Autistic i can't really tease him as much but i still do it. However he's also freakishly strong so its hard to tease him as well. Looking after him and teaching him Language skills really taught me how to be patient with kids and to learn and explain things from their perspective to make things easier.

(Even though he is Autistic, I'm pretty sure he knows more than he lets on and is more mischievious than nice and cute)

I really liked working here. I got this job when I was 15 in my freshman year of high school. This place was great. Because I had a nice experience here, I got another job at a different Wendy's, hoping to get the same experience. This job really taught me how to deal with people, in general. My coworkers were really cool, and the people around there were great as well. Not really much to say, as thankfully, my time there was quiet.

This job was something, alright. This place really taught me how to handle social situations involving both customers and coworkers. It really taught me how to be professional in a less than'professional' setting.I still met some really cool people, and had a lot of fun getting to know everyone, and now I wouldn't trade it for anything because, unfortunately, it was an eye-opening learning experience.

This job was pretty great. My coworkers were all much older than I, so I learned a lot from them and their experience. My parents always say something along the lines of, "You've never been old, but I've been young before," which applies really well here. In my other jobs, I was surrounded by people either my own age or a tiny bit older; here, these guys have been at these jobs for decades. They taught me a lot about navigating through a job and appeasing my coporate overlord while still having fun and goofing off when the big boss isn't looking.