Benefits Of Being A Server - 2103 Words

Unfortunately, I had to speak to my mother more than once about her bragging to her friend, whose son I had refused asking for a Blind Date. If it wasn’t for my husband telling her that her actions made him feel she wished her friend son to be my husband more than him because she believes he can provide better for all of them, did she stop bring up about the Medical Unit’s visits. Another one of the benefits of being a server was being able to provide better allotted housing, clothing, and especially food and comfort for their family. Only servers were allowed to bring things home from their job as a reward for good service. If they did their jobs poorly, their family suffered greatly, their weekly allotment of electricity and water†¦show more content†¦What also made this moment that much more special was†¦ My husband actually rode on the shuttle for those who served those of the Twelfth Levels and he was always the first to disembark. Only the most respe cted servers were allowed to disembark first. They were also the ones who had the largest of all the storage compartments on the shuttle and were allowed to gather their things before the others because they would need help. My husband always needed help and our fathers did so quickly and without complaint. There was also a large bag for someone my husband would hand over to them happily, and he didn’t have to tell us who that person was. We had proper clothes, clean water, and a warm and well lighted place to live, were becoming healthier after each visit from the Medical Unit, and had more food than we had ever seen in our lives from the first day my husband had returned home from being the server to Richard Peoples. Most servers brought home food that were either partially used food bags from a drop down tube or newly out of date unopened food bags or food packets with attached liquid cylinders. My husband, on the other hand, would bring home newly issued food trays and fo od packets with attached liquid cylinders. Newly issued Food Trays were only given to those of the upper Twelfth Levels and fresh food packets with attached liquid cylinders to