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    A man repeatedly asks the restaurant owner for food because he has no money. The owner eventually allows him to work in the kitchen cooking meals in exchange for food. The man becomes a valuable employee who helps efficiently fulfill increasing orders. However, as the owner gets slower, the man suggests he needs help. When the owner refuses, the man decides he must let the owner go for getting in the way. Years later, the roles are reversed when the now successful man is asked by the owner for food but turns him away.

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    A man repeatedly asks the restaurant owner for food because he has no money. The owner eventually allows him to work in the kitchen cooking meals in exchange for food. The man becomes a valuable employee who helps efficiently fulfill increasing orders. However, as the owner gets slower, the man suggests he needs help. When the owner refuses, the man decides he must let the owner go for getting in the way. Years later, the roles are reversed when the now successful man is asked by the owner for food but turns him away.

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    The Restaurant

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    Sam Commadeur
    A man repeatedly asks the restaurant owner for food because he has no money. The owner eventually allows him to work in the kitchen cooking meals in exchange for food. The man becomes a valuable employee who helps efficiently fulfill increasing orders. However, as the owner gets slower, the man suggests he needs help. When the owner refuses, the man decides he must let the owner go for getting in the way. Years later, the roles are reversed when the now successful man is asked by the owner for food but turns him away.

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    The Restaurant

    ‘Please, sir, can I have a meal? Just some bread?’


    ‘No. Go away, I’m busy.’

    ‘Please sir, I’m starvin’, can I just have some crusts?’


    ‘Oh fine. Wait here, I’ll get someone to bring it out.’
    ‘Thank you, sir.’

    ‘Do you have any more crusts, sir?’


    ‘Yes, alright.’
    ‘God bless you, sir.’

    ‘Sir, I have some money, can I have a proper meal?’


    ‘If you have enough.’
    ‘Oh, I do, sir.’
    ‘Alright, I’ll bring it out.’

    ‘Sir, I have a little more money.’


    ‘Okay, hold on, I’ll be back in a minute.’
    ‘Thank you.’

    ‘Sir, I don’t have any money, do you have some crusts?’


    ‘Oh. That’s fine, I’ll be right back.’

    ‘Sir, I have money tonight.’


    ‘Great. I’ll bring it out.’
    ‘Thank you, sir.’
    ‘No, thank you.’

    ‘Sir, I-’
    ‘No need, no need. How would you like to work here?’
    ‘Really, sir?’

    ‘What do you want me to do, sir?’


    ‘Just cook these meals.’
    ‘Okay, doesn’t sound too hard.’

    ‘Sir, do I just cook these meals?’


    ‘Yes, that’s all.’
    ‘Alright.’

    ‘Sir, do we have any orders tonight?’


    ‘No, not tonight. You can go.’
    ‘Okay, then.’

    ‘Are we busy tonight, Sir?’


    ‘Yes, thanks to you.’

    Sam Commadeur, JR7


    ‘Alright, can you help me take these meals out?’
    ‘Uh, okay.’

    ‘Sir, I need some more meals taken out.’


    ‘Sure, I can do that.’

    ‘Sir, more orders.’


    ‘Okay, okay, I’m going as fast as I can!’
    ‘Quick, they’re stacking.’

    ‘You’re getting slow, sir, do you need a helper?’


    ‘No, no. I’m fine.’
    ‘Well, you need to hurry up.’

    ‘Sir, you’re just getting too slow, you’re getting in the way.’
    ‘You’re letting me go?’
    ‘Yes, sir. I’m sorry.

    ‘Sir? What are you doing here?’


    ‘Please, I don’t have any money, can I have some crusts?’
    ‘No. Go away, I’m busy.’

    Sam Commadeur, JR7

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