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The Box That Rocks
October 15, 2014
What can I say?
You’re greasy and disgusting
And that’s not okay.
Angry customers,
“You forgot…, Where’s my…”
“Please pull up to the window, ma’am”
Too many complaints,
And not enough thanks.
Long hours,
Horrendous green shirts,
And uncomfortable shoes.
But the money is good,
I always have a blast,
And I love everyone I work with.
I may get annoyed with you,
And say my job sucks.
But in the end,
Having a job at the Box rocks.
© Grace K., Port Washington, NY
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Most teens have a job in fast food and I know many can relate to my poem.