Sneakers

The hotel is very strict. After all the training, if you still are there, you are considered very lucky. I don't know why you should feel lucky, because now you are ready to work 10-12 hour days and get yelled at pretty much at least once a hour. It makes for an awesome day. My first fight with management took place about my shoes.



These shoes are the standard "waitressing shoes". They tried to tell me these were sneakers. They are not sneakers, if anything they are more like boots. Secondly, they are made by a company for Payless that specializes in making non-marking, slip resistant and a special grease feature that isn't usually found in normal sneakers. From now on I wear longer pants, and hide my "sneakers".