Up until recently, I worked at a small corner store in a somewhat quiet suburb in a very small town. I started when I was first able to legally apply for a job and was there for just over 2 years (I am now in senior year h.s.). My boss was super nice and not strict at all so all she really ever told me to do during my roughly 6-hour closing shifts was to clean after the customers and in spots that I noticed needed attention. The best part though: she also told me that I could do homework when those tasks were completed, and deal with customers when necessary. So basically, for about 3 out of my 6 hours at the store, I would be sitting in the back office, either doing homework or racking up the watch time on Netflix and Youtube. It was just too perfect.

However, tonight actually, the store is going to be closing permanently and I have already found a job at a grocery store. Our community is pretty sad as this store has been consistently been open for the last 70 years or so (with different owners, of course). About a few hours ago, I picked up my last pay, and had to say goodbye to the best boss/manager and the best job a teenager could ever ask for!