Thank you for seeing me. May I ask about the hours before we finish?

Of course. The shop opens at eight, so the first person is here at seven forty.

Is the start time fixed for everyone?

It moves by week. You would have two early weeks, then four normal ones.

My daughter starts school at eight five. If I am here at seven forty, I cannot take her.

Then the late shift fits you better. It is from eleven to seven, with half an hour for food.

That I can do. What about Saturdays?

Two Saturdays a month, and you choose which two with the other people.

And if I need a free Saturday for my daughter's day at school?

Tell us two weeks before. We do not promise, but in two years I have said no once.

Once was about what?

About the week when four people asked for the same day. We are only six here.

That is fair. What about the money in the first three months?

It is the same as after, and it goes up in April if the year is good.

Your paper said you pay for the bus after seven at night.

We do. Show the ticket and the time, and it comes with your money.

One more thing. Is there a course for the desk, or do I learn it here?

Two days here with one of us, then you work beside someone for a week.

I can start next Monday. Should I bring anything?

Your card for the money, and shoes you can stand in. Everything else we give you.

Then I will be here at seven forty on the first day, and at eleven after that.

That is the plan. I will write it down so nobody is surprised on Monday.