F1 race day 2

I wanted to blog about my first day at work yesterday but I was so freaking tired. Not that I'm not today, I mean I still am but I've stubbornly decided my body won't get its much needed rest until it lets me finish what I want to do. I'll do 2 blog posts for today because yesterday I wanted to do a post in tribute of the FIRST episode of SEASON 6 of GREY'S ANATOMY but again, I was too tired.

Seriously... And my job isn't even tiring at all. It's just sitting in an air-conditioned booth selling tickets and answering customers' enquiries. But it gets incredibly hot in the afternoon so it's not like it's a bed of roses either.

Anyway, I was pretty nervous before I started. I had a lot on my mind... I was wondering what if I keyed in the wrong amount when I charged customers or what if I selected the wrong payment method on the system or what if they asked me something that I can't answer... basically a shitload of what ifs. Oh, and I was separated from my friends so I felt really awkward initially.

But it's not as bad as I envisioned it to be. I actually enjoyed it really much mainly because of the people. My colleagues (not sure if friend is the right word) are so so so much fun. We crack jokes and laugh like mad. Karen, our supervisor, Raymond (I think he's the gate manager?) and Paul are really cool people. I really enjoyed the times I spent in the booth together with all my colleagues.

Alas, time flies and tomorrow is the last day for the F1. Which basically means that it's the last time we get to spend time together. I actually feel sad whenever I think about it. I mean, I knew that it had to come sooner or later but now that it's actually here... I will miss the time I spent with my friends. Seriously. The fun times, the serious times, the jokes and the peals of laughter will be missed dearly. It's an experience I will never forget. If possible, I really hope to work with them again one day in the distant future. And I already can't wait to apply for the job again for next year's F1 if SISTIC handles the ticketing again.