Everyday Thoughts of a Java City Worker
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Everyday Thoughts of a Java City Worker

We wish the coffee line was shorter too.

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Everyday Thoughts of a Java City Worker
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JCW - Java City Worker

JCC - Java City Customer



JCW: Hi what can I get you?

(OH GOD I HAVE A 1500 WORD PAPER DUE AT MIDNIGHT

AND I HAVEN’T EVEN STARTED IT.

BUT DON’T LET IT SHOW BECAUSE FAY WILL

BE DISAPPOINTED)

*keeps smiling*

JCC: Can I get a Cookies & Cream Javalanche?

JCW: Sure! (Did he just say it like Javalanch-AYE instead of like an avalanche? What are you,

some kind of bougie cookie coffee connoisseur? I’m judging you.)

Vanilla or coffee base? (Please say coffee.)

JCC: Vanilla.

JCW: (Great.) Do you want whipped cream? (Please say no.)

JCC: Yes.

JCW:(Awesome.) Anything else for you?

JCC: Ummmm... *looks at bakery case*

JCW: (Really? As if you haven’t been in line waiting for 10 minutes and you just now

look at the bakery case?) **rolling eyes emoji**

JCC: Can I get a cookie?

JCW: Yeah! Anything else(Please be done.)

JCC: That should be it. *hands ID*

JCW: $5.86 is your total.

JCC: Hey, I kind of know you. Can I get it for free?

JCW:(We had one class together freshman year to which you asked me for the

homework over dm and never acknowledged my existence after that. HELL

NO.) *fake laugh* Us workers don’t even get stuff for free!

*scans card and waits for what feels like hours

for the computer to calculate to the simple task

of RINGING UP AN ORDER*

*finally done*

Here you go.

JCC: Thanks.

Fay: *comes out of nowhere and starts order*

JCC: So have you guys been super busy today?

JCW:(Can he not see I have a line of about 134857395 people after him?)

Yeah, it’s all in the morning though; it’s pretty quiet after lunch.

*smoothly takes next order with him standing next to the register

because he apparently doesn’t know how the Java City line works*

JCC: Gotcha. Hey could you add a little extra Oreos in that Javalanche?

JCW: (I was going to..but just because you asked, NO.)

Let me see what I can do.

*politely/snarkily laughs*

(What should I eat for lunch? One of those biscuit breakfast sandwiches

sounds kinda good.)

JCC: Did she use the vanilla base?

JCW:(Did he really just ask if Fay messed up his order? Fay is to Java City what

Adele did to music on the radio: made it better.)

She made it right. I watched her.

(Dick.)

Fay: Cookies and cream Javalanche!

JCC: Thanks!

JCW: Have a good day!

(Please don't come back tomorrow.)

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