You will explain in detail to Mrs. Tomoyuki the reason for your visit: your desire to get a job.

You politely introduce yourself and say that you are a college student located near this cafe.

You will explain in detail to Mrs. Tomoyuki the reason for your visit: your desire to get a job. You try to describe in as much detail as possible the circumstances that motivate you to look for a job.

You say to Mrs. Tomoyuki, "I'm in dire need of money, Mrs. Tomoyuki. I need to find at least some part-time work since I also have to attend college lectures. I am ready to work in your cafe even for a small fee."

Mrs. Tomoyuki is staring at you, and she is clearly considering your words.

You are a little embarrassed by the pause in the conversation.

Mrs. Tomoyuki then slowly says to you, “I need to know what skills you have, Billy… Among other things, our café does some pastry making. I have to cook myself in our kitchen. one of our waitresses, but our waitresses are very busy with other duties.So, do you have any cooking skills, Billy?"

You reply: "Yes, Mrs. Tomoyuki, I have some skills in the field of cooking - I was taught by my Aunt Martha. Of course, my cooking skills are not very developed ... I do not know how much ... But I am ready to learn! If you agree hire me, I'll try my best!"

Mrs. Tomoyuki smiles and tells you, "Okay, Billy, you can consider yourself a job in my cafe. I will help you get comfortable in our kitchen and I will teach you how to make pastries according to the most requested recipes."

You and Mrs. Tomoyuki negotiate the detailed terms of your employment. You will work part-time: every weekday after college lectures you will work in the cafe kitchen from 20:00 to 23:00, and on Saturday and Sunday you will work in the cafe kitchen from 10:00 to 22:00. Of course, your salary will not be very large, but even such a small income is necessary for you.

Mrs. Tomoyuki introduced you to two waitresses who work at this cafe. These waitresses were pretty young white girls (appearing to be about 23-25 years old) who were wearing cute short skirts and blouses with the symbols of this cafe. One of them was called Diana, and the second was Eva. The waitresses treated you with warmth and friendliness.

You said goodbye to Mrs. Tomoyuki and the waitresses. You leave the cafe in a good mood as you have met nice friendly people.

You come to your dorm room. You have dinner and get ready for bed. You need to get a good night's sleep before tomorrow's lectures. In addition, you need a supply of strength and energy for your work in a cafe.