"Derek!" Conner called out to the other male, sighing as he called another server to help out his table for a moment before he walked over and helped the newbie up "I'm sorry miss, he's still new.  Please take a dessert on the house today." Conner said as he grabbed a rag from behind his pocket and began to clean off Derek before leading him to the back.  Rubbing his forehead he sighed softly from frustration.  Making Derek sit down he gave him a clean rag to clean himself before he told a chef they needed a remake on a plate.<br/><br/>Returning to Derek the man crossed his arms and shook his head "Look, I know this is your first day and it can get really frustrating, but you can't just blow up on a guest like that! It doesn't matter if you know the owner or anything, if you affect business poorly they will let you go!" he stated before going to his locker and pulling out one of his backup button shirts and offered it to Derek "Go on your ten, breath and just try to calm down."<br/><br/>Conner looked annoyed, though it wasn't with Derek as he could still remember his first night as a server.  He was finishing up a ten hour shift and truthfully he was so tired that he was surprised that he was able to do even able to take on the job of training the newbie.  "Hey, if you're hungry we get two dishes here, the cheap ones but at least their good and filling." he informed Derek before grabbing the remake and returning out to the room whee after serving his table he got an earful from the woman that Derek had startled.  The rich type always acted like this.<br/><br/>A few other servers came to the back, looking to Derek and whispering to each other.<i>"Poor Conner. " "He always gets stuck with the newbies" "Bet this one won't last till the end of the week." </i>their whispers weren't that hard to hear and how they glared it was clear they were not looking forward to their new co-worker.<br/><br/>Once the ten minutes were up Conner got Derek back on the floor and kept him on drinks to carry as well as talking more to the customers when it came to ordering or simply working on his smile.<br/><br/>Into the third hour the waiter sighed softly as they were sent to the back and Derek was told he would be switching to cleaning the back for his last hour for his shift.<br/><br/>"Ai, Conner, could you stay just a bit longer? I know you're tired but we need help cleaning the fridge."<br/><br/>"Uh, yeah, sure.  Is it okay if I wear my jacket then? Going to be freezing in there." he smiled weakly as he stripped off his button top to show he was wearing a grey thermal.<br/><br/>Getting off after cleaning the fridge and getting his free dinner for the night the young man began out to his apartment, sighing softly to see it was still raining.  He liked the rain, loved really, but walking in the rain was different story.  Grabbing his umbrella he opened it up and made his journey home.  It was only a ten minute walk, but being on his feet all day really did a number on him.  At least he had a short shift the next day, with Derek, but still short none the less.<br/><br/><i>Poor guy, really out of his element.  Wonder why he needs a job. . . kinda seems like our clients . . . too rich to work</i>