A job I really disliked

I came to Limerick in February 2009. This was a quiet time and I couldn't find a job. I spent many hours walking from a door to a door giving my CV. I went to every restaurant in this city. After a few weeks I felt very desperate and I was ready to take any job. Then I went to a bar to give in my CV and I was accepted. They asked me to come to work at 8:00 o'clock at night. When I come came people showed me the place. This time was very quiet. I was sure that I will would be a waitress there, but the manager showed me a toilet. He said that I have had to seat sit there for all night and watching people and call him if something bad happened. I wasn’t sure what I have had to do. After two hours, lots of people came. Everybody was drunk, people were using drugs and fought fighting . To see these people was for me the worst experience in my life. I thought that I was in Hell. When everybody left, we cleaned the entire place, including the walls. I didn’t say anything. I was just thinking: 'Do not forget who I am'*. I finished at 5 o'clock at in the morning and when I was walking home I was sure about one thing, that I will would never come back there.

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A job I really disliked

I came to Limerick in February 2009. This was a quiet time and I couldn't find a job. I spend many hours walking from a door to a door giving my CV. I went to every restaurant in this city. After few weeks I felt very desperate and I was ready to take any job. Then I went to a Bar to give CV and I was accepted. They asked me to come to work at 8:00 o'clock at night. When I come people showed me the place. This time was very quiet. I was sure that I will be waitress there, but the manager showed me a toilet. He said that I have to seat there for all night and watching people and call him if something bad happened. I wasn’t sure what I have to do. After two hours, lots of people came. Everybody was drunk, people were using drugs and fought. To see these people was for me the worst experience in my life. I thought that I was in Hell. When everybody left, we cleaned the entire place, including walls. I didn’t say anything. I was just thinking: 'do not forget who I am'. I finished at 5 o'clock at morning and when I was walking home I was sure about one thing, that I will never come back there.

[Excellent English, horrible job.]