The child is sick in bed, the child is under double pressure: She missed the lesson and the recently started part-time job at the vegetable man around the corner.

The child begs: “Mom, if I don't go there today, they'll quit me, it's pre-Christmas business.

Can't you jump in? "

Ursula Kals

Editor in business, responsible for “Young People Write”.

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The dachshund look and sniff nose stir mother's heart.

Why not?

Why shouldn't the controller move to the front?

Ms. C. spontaneously takes time off and, to the astonishment of the owner, starts the replacement job.

For insurance reasons, he is not enthusiastic about using the dignified regular customer for auxiliary services, but somehow also impressed that a substitute is coming.

Ms. C. starts over motivated.

Your experiences about the stocking of goods entertained the circle of friends: It is unbelievable what kind of arrogant customers there are, treats us like air, rams the shopping cart into your heels when we briefly block a row of shelves, uses us as a credit agency: Where's the Swiss chard?

Are the Boskoop out?

Tiring to sort three pallets of pickle jars, goes completely in the back.

Great teamwork

What is great, however, is the solidarity of the crate packers.

She is particularly fond of Bernhard, mother Polish, father Nigerian, super nice.

The student is used cheekily, Ms. C. ridiculed the distant people: “Please, please my half-brother!” The stupid looks were worth it, the temporary staff had fun.

After the mission, the daughter takes over again.

The mother keeps the money she earned herself.

Would be even nicer!

The child continues to drag boxes: the sneakers, tiny logo, astronomical price, are not yet financed.

A teenage life without these shoes is joyless, worthless, meaningless!

The mother shakes her head until she remembers.

In order to carry the sweatshirt with the embarrassing “University of Houston” imprint through Oberbergische, she has given tuition for weeks at a time.

So, offspring, keep stacking up!

In the “Nine to five” column, authors change every week and write about the curiosities of everyday life at work, at school and at university.