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Hey guys, my name is Laura.
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And today I'll be talking to you about my work history.
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My very first job was at nine West and I was a sales associate
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and that's when I realized that I did not like working.
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I was 16 and then I worked as a receptionist.
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I don't remember the name of the company, but I was only there
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They fired me because I dropped a stapler.
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Then I worked at anthropology as a sales associate and like
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each section was a different woman and one section I remember
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them telling me this is Francis and she's French.
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She's absolutely fabulous.
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She loves to feel good about herself.
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That's why she likes these mugs and it, it was just, it was just
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Then I worked at Aldo shoe store and I was a cashier there and
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I loved it because I didn't do anything.
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All I had to do was deal with like the cash register.
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I didn't have to get shoes for people.
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I didn't have to look at other sizes.
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I was like, bitch give me your money.
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Thank you here to change.
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Now, I've never been good at math.
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So thank God that, you know, they had a little there.
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Thank you calculator and technology.
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After that, I worked at BC PG.
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That, that was the worst job I've ever had because I was really
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I remember one time I was working two jobs at the time and I was
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so tired that I took off my shoes.
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I was on my phone and I was drinking water when a lady came up
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to me and she was like, oh oh never mind.
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And I was like, oh no, no, no, I work here.
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And like I didn't have any shoes on.
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I was drinking water and I was texting at the same time and she's
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like, you work here and I'm like, yes bitch, I'll work here
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And she's like, I, I know nothing.
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And then she told I'm my manager and then um I got fired, which
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is fine because I didn't wanna be there anyway.
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Then I worked at Cantina Laredo which is a restaurant.
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It was my very first time being a server.
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I told the manager that I had a lot of serving experience.
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But then I had a friend who was a bartender.
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She was always giving me drinks.
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So you know your girl was a little tipsy sometimes.
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No one ever caught me.
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I mean, I'm sure they smelled it a little bit on me.
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I gave them their food.
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And then I moved to L A and I worked at La Scala in Beverly Hills
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and I loved everyone that I worked with.
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Everyone was super, super nice.
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But the owner was such a bitch.
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Oh, I felt that when I said it too, She was awful.
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I couldn't go inside the restaurant.
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If I had one out of place, I couldn't paint my nails.
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I can't do anything.
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She treated everyone really bad.
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That I'm out of there.
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I told her my grandma was sick and I was trying to go visit her
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She said no, I was like, ok, I'm putting my two weeks in because
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The reason I hated working these jobs is because it was not
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what I wanted to do.
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I wanted to be an actress.
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I wanted to be a writer.
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I wanted to be a producer.
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I wanted to do everything that had nothing to do with customer
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I don't, I like people complaining to me.
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I don't need someone else complaining to me.
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So finally when I got me, it was just, this is the happiest I've
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ever been working at a job because I'm doing exactly what I
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What I graduated from, I graduated with a B FA in theater performance
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and now I'm here working at this incredible job doing exactly
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what I'm meant to do.
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So, what have been your work experiences?
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Where have you guys worked?
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What was your favorite place or?
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What was the worst place?
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If I get fired from here and people see this, like they're gonna
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think I'm not a good worker.
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Thank you, everyone.
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