00:01I can't stand this job anymore. I wish I could take longer breaks.
00:04What are you talking about? You just took a two-hour break and left me here to handle everything.
00:09Well, Katie, why don't we take longer breaks, too? The manager will never notice.
00:12You know I don't do those kinds of things.
00:15You're such a goody-goody. It's almost irritating.
00:17You could learn a thing or two from me, William. Like how not to be a jerk to people, for
00:22instance.
00:23I can't help it. Being a jerk is in my genes.
00:25Yeah, I know. I see how you treat customers.
00:27Yeah, but only the ones that deserve it, okay? Let me tell you a secret.
00:31Did you know that sometimes I overcharge customers?
00:34What? Are you serious? You've been here longer than me. How come I've never noticed?
00:39I'm very sneaky. I could teach you if you wanted.
00:42No way. I don't aspire to be a cheater like you.
00:44That's the only way to get ahead in this life, Katie.
00:47By taking advantage of people? I don't think so.
00:50Good morning. Is anyone here?
00:53I can't deal with this right now. You do it.
00:55You're such an idiot.
00:57Good morning. I'm here to help you. What can I get for you today?
01:00You know the blind man can't see your smile.
01:02It doesn't matter. He can sense the tone in my voice.
01:05I overheard what you said. She's right. I can sense the tone in your voices.
01:11I may be blind, but my hearing is excellent. I could tell immediately that you are a good person.
01:18Thank you, sir. That means a lot.
01:20Yeah, alright. Can you sense that I'm rolling my eyes now?
01:23I can sense you're a funny one.
01:25You're absolutely right. I am very funny.
01:28Please.
01:30Anyway, I'll just have a black coffee and a pastry.
01:35Of course. We have a wide variety of pastries available. Would you like me to list them for you?
01:39Uh, yes, please. That would be great. Thank you so much.
01:42Of course. We have croissants, danishes, strudels, eclairs, cheesecakes.
01:48Are you seriously going to list all the pastries one by one? Okay? He can't see the menu. Why should
01:52he be here to help himself?
01:53William, what are you talking about? We should be kind to people, regardless of their disabilities.
01:58I'm so sorry, sir. My colleague here has no idea what he's talking about. It's not a problem at all
02:03for me to list the items for you.
02:04Oh, don't worry, Katie. If I had a dime for every time someone disrespected me, I'd probably be a lot
02:12richer than I already am.
02:14Uh, well, thanks again for all your help. I guess I'll have the...cheesecake today.
02:20Of course. And what kind would you like? Surprise me.
02:24Alright, sounds good. I'll bring the best cheesecake shortly. Do you need help finding a table?
02:29Oh, I can manage. You know, I'm very independent, despite what some people think.
02:43That must be horrible. Yeah, I mean, can you imagine not being able to see?
02:48No, I mean being the inconvenience to everyone around you.
02:51Can you stop already? He seems perfectly independent. He doesn't need anyone's help.
02:56That's not true. You had to list all the pastries for him.
02:59Well, sure, he has his limitations, but don't we all?
03:02Not like that.
03:03Can you stop obsessing over him and get back to work? Go ask if he needs anything else. Go on,
03:09he won't bite.
03:09Sure, whatever makes this day go by faster.
03:16Do you need anything else, sir?
03:18Mmm. Yes, actually, thank you.
03:22Could I have another slice of this delicious cheesecake?
03:26Oh, and a refill on the coffee. And, uh, tell Katie her choice was perfect.
03:32This is the best cheesecake I've had.
03:35I'll make sure she gets the message.
03:42The blind guy wants more cheesecake. Apparently he liked your pick.
03:45I knew he would.
03:47Why are you like this? You're such a pushover.
03:49Always trying to pleasure everyone.
03:51It's called being professional, William.
03:53We work with people. Respect is part of the job.
03:55I don't care. I hate this job. I hate dealing with people, especially the disabled ones.
03:59Just extra work to help them.
04:01You know, kissing ass won't get you anywhere.
04:03If you keep being all goody-goody, you'll be stuck here forever.
04:29Here's your cheesecake and coffee, sir.
04:34Sir, no! Don't eat that!
04:36What's wrong?
04:37He took a bite of your cheesecake and drank your coffee as a joke. I'm really sorry.
04:42I can't believe this. Why would you do something like that?
04:46Come on, I was just having a little fun, okay? It's no big deal. Don't take it so seriously.
04:49No! Well, this is unacceptable. I'm usually a good sport, but this isn't a joke. It's just mean.
04:59You messed with my food and took advantage of my disability.
05:03Yes, that's completely out of line.
05:05Oh, give me a break.
05:06Are you going to apologize?
05:09Okay, maybe I went a little too far.
05:10But so what? Okay, I can get you another cheesecake. It's not the end of the world.
05:14William, just apologize. Admit you were wrong and apologize properly.
05:17Mart, I'm sorry. There. Happy now?
05:20Actually, no. I don't accept your apology.
05:25Would you like to join me at this table? I have something to say.
05:33How can I help you, sir?
05:35I'm so sorry for everything that happened.
05:37Ah, please, call me Dennis. And don't worry, it's not your fault.
05:41In fact, I've noticed how you stood up for what's right. It shows you have empathy and integrity.
05:48Wow. Thank you. That means a lot to hear.
05:52I own a large agency here in town, and we're hiring. I'd love for you to come in for an
05:58interview.
05:59You're exactly the kind of person we're looking for. Proactive, fair, and compassionate.
06:06I don't even know what to say.
06:09You don't need to say anything. Here, just take my card.
06:14Show up for an interview at 9 tomorrow. I'm confident you'll be a great fit.
06:21Thank you so much, Dennis. I'll be there tomorrow at 9. Sharp.
06:25Wait, what? Where are you going tomorrow?
06:27Dennis just offered me an interview at his agency.
06:30No way. Katie, sir, you don't even know her. She's such a pushover, you won't like her.
06:35Ah, you're wrong. I might be blind, but I see potential in people.
06:40It's something she has, and you don't.
06:42No, no, you don't know the real me. The real professional me, okay?
06:45I didn't know who you were before, but now I do. Let's start over, please.
06:49I need to get out of this job, okay? Just give me a chance.
06:52I've already seen enough, William. You're exactly the type of person I don't want at my agency.
07:00Rude, apathetic, and just plain lazy.
07:06I'll see you tomorrow, Katie.
07:08I'll see you tomorrow. You won't regret this.
07:12Well, looks like I won't be stuck at this dead-end job anymore. Unlike you.
07:17Sorry, but I've got a job interview to prepare for.
07:28Better luck next time, William.
07:34I don't even know what to say.
07:36Well, you don't need to say anything. Here. Just take my card.
07:42Are you alright?
07:47Sorry.
07:48Oh, sorry. Oh, sorry.
07:49There you go.
07:51Okay, I was like...
07:53Invite the camera.
07:55Yeah, okay.
07:57Hi. Uh, I'll be... Sorry.
07:59You're good, you're good. One more time.
08:04I'm very sneaky. I could teach you if you want.
08:07No way. I don't aspire... Sorry, my jaw just...
08:11You'll see.
08:12I'm pretty late.
08:14There's no medications for meditation.
08:18You
