Sherry sighed a little in aggrivation.  This wasn't helping her in the least.  What she wanted to know, was who to give the order to in order to get it filled.  Then again, she supposed that if it showed up on a monitor that someone would have to fill it, right?  As far as being calm and relaxing, she wasn't really all that panicked.  Sure, she was a little anxious with this being her first day, but the way Lida had made it sound, she was going to faint or something.  And the sheer redundancy of her instructions just made her anger worse.<br/><br/>She did, in fact, take a few deep breaths, but not to calm her anxiety.  It was to control her anger.  She knew she needed this job, and pressed on.  At the next window, the customer was waiting to pay for his meal and she didn't want to keep him there.  She moved past the register and took the money from him, making sure to give him exact change from the eleven dollars he'd handed her.  She thanked him for visiting and told him his meal was on it's way out.  She swiftly put the money back into the register and took up her position at the front of the drive-through again.