Worked my 4th of 6th training
shifts. Kylie, my 21 year old boss, said that I was the easiest to train and
that I'm done everything that a new employee needs to learn, but the company wants to stick with the 6 training
shifts at 3 hours each before I can have a full shift.
I practiced on my coffee making
skills. Worked with Sharon again. Always fun to work with her. Met Pujan. She's from Nepal. Since
Kylie is leaving for vacation next week, Kylie will be putting her in charge
while she's gone.
Finally found a coke bottle with my name on it!!
After work I went to try and get
my WA license. I had everything they required: visa stamp, overseas drivers
license, bank card, bank statement proving my address, work statement proving
my address and my student ID card. Apparently the student ID is supposed to be
from a school within WA. It didn't specify that on the sheet of requirements. This would be a cool souvenir. She could've just given me the
WA license too, but she was being difficult. She said I could buy a proof of
age card for $25 and use that card instead of the student ID card. $25 is not
worth it just to get the free WA license since I can use my Canadian license to
drive anyways. I'll try at another motor agency and see what happens.
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