Being the only roommate with any cooking abilities, he made enough fried rice for his friends to eat later. He pulled his uniform out of the walk-in closet and dressed himself in the yellow jersey shirt and blue cotton shorts. After throwing on his sneakers, he made another dash for the refrigerator to grab the stir-fry lunch he had packed the night before. He headed for the front door, ran down two flights of stairs, and made it to the bus stop with five minutes to spare. Woo said his eight-hour workdays have little variation.
Duties range from ringing up sales, answering questions and stocking shelves.
In keeping with the sports theme, the three checkout stands each represent first, second and third base. It could be better, but considering what I'm doing, it's not that bad. Ka Leo welcomes your questions and comments. Archive Ka Leo O Hawai'i is the daily campus newspaper of the University of Hawai'i at Manoa . All rights reserved.