Sunday, January 31, 2010
remedial labor is not for me
Grab the plate, scrape the plate, stack the plate, grab the silverware, throw the silverware, grab the plate scrape the plate, flip the tray stack the plate, rinse the plate stack, one at a time, re-stack the rinsed plates. Grab the trays flip them over again, rinse them, stack them, rinse the bowls, stack the bowls, don't get backed up, keep scraping, keep rinsing, keep stacking, keep re-stacking. Nothing but food and napkins in the pulper, catch all plastic, wood, and bones. Switch jobs. Plates go two, one, two, one, facing forward. Bowls go in rows of three, facing backwards. Trays go one at a time staggered in a zig-zag facing forward. little plates go three, two, three, two, facing forwards. Little bowls go in a tray, cups go in a rack, coffee mugs go in a rack, Silverware goes through in a tray, Silverware goes through again in a green rack, silverware goes through again in a gray rack. big trays and pans go one at a time upside down, serving spoons go in a tray. Everything else goes one at time. Mats can not go through until nothing else needs to be washed. Switch jobs. When you unload everything goes in a cart. Everything has a place, You must wear unloading gloves. Plates go in the plate cart, bowls go in the bowl cart, trays go on the tray cart, don't stack the trays over 6 feet, little plates go in the plate cart, little bowls need to be taken out of the tray and put in a cart, cups get stacked in their racks, so do coffee mugs. Everything else gets put on the shelves, someone will come grab them when they are needed. Sort the silverware spoons, soup spoons, forks, knives. Fill the green rack up three fourths, the gray one only half way. Put only the gray tray on the shelf after its been run through. Keep doing this until its a reflex, keep doing it til you do not realize you are doing it. Eventually you will be good enough at it to pick up everyone's slack. If you cut yourself when someone else breaks something, suck it up and get to work, you are shorthanded. Just keep working. Just keep working. We will pay you someday. Just keep working.
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