u/GreenAppleKisses

Whenever I close it’s always me as the keyholder and one barista, and just the two of us for the last six hours of the shift. There’s never enough time between orders to actually clean things properly.

We keep getting called out for cleanliness issues. But then I try letting my barista solo the orders while I try to clean everything really well and suddenly we are getting called out for the order times being too high.

I genuinely want to do my job well. I want to make each order perfectly and quickly. I want to clean things really well and have a super clean store. But there’s never enough people on the floor to actually get those things done well.

No matter what I do I’m always failing to meet one metric or another. It seems like the only way to survive is to ignore sbux standards and just half-ass everything. That makes me so sad. I don’t like half-assing things.

I got hired in 2020 and became an SSV in 2021. This job just keeps getting worse. But I feel trapped because I need the health insurance and paying for a plan from the marketplace is completely unaffordable nowadays.

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u/GreenAppleKisses — 9 days ago
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Feedback & critique is definitely welcomed!

This was my first time ever shooting film and it was really fun! I bought a point & shoot camera off of eBay to start messing around and learning. I would love to improve.

These were all shot at a botanical garden on an extremely sunny day, so I tried to play around with shadows and contrast. I feel like most of these came out looking overexposed, but I’m still happy with the result for my first time shooting.

First three photos were scanned on a Fuji Frontier SP-3000 & the last two were scanned on a Noritsu HS-1800.

u/GreenAppleKisses — 13 days ago