December 31st I have been working in the same grocery store for seven years. On December 31st, I worked between 8.30 am and 13. It was very crowded, of course, because it was the day before New Year. I hadn’t eaten before as I had only fifteen minutes of break and I told me that 1pm it was not late to eat something. I had something planned right after my job so I took something to eat in the grocery store and I ate in the break room because I wanted to leave to my friend’s house right after. However, my boss, the director of the grocery store, asked if I wanted to stay until the closure of the store. I said no and there was a good reason for that. I have another boss who is the manager of the department where I work. She helps me all the time even though she is busy. She is most of the time overwhelmed by the amount of work that she has to do but she has always found time for helping me. On the other hand, all the time I asked to my director to help me, he replied that he was too busy to help me. I have often seen him cleaning the back store when it was crowded or texting someone. This is the explanation for my answer. When someone works hard and give me a hand, I am always ready to help and give his help back, however, when someone is waiting to be helped without trying to work, I don’t help him. You probably think I am mean but I think I am fair.