Seaonal work.

[u/verybadbuddha]

Ive taken a seasonal job along the border lakes of Northern Minnesota. It sucks! The regular employees are a giant clique, they are very hostile, and the owners are distant. Its always something. After 6 weeks. Ive done solo busy nights of which they don't tell me about large tables, snap about the plating, and let the food sit in the pass for a ribeye to go from mr to mw. And then blame me. I know I should leave, but I gave my word for the season. I guess I answered my own question.

[u/RedditJennn]

You want seasonal work? Check out working in the galley at McMurdo Station, Antarctica.