Did I mention before that I hate doing F&B work? Okay, after doing banqueting last night ( because of my F1 job ), I can swear that I'll never ever work part-time in the F&B industry.

You know what, it's super tiring and my hands are aching now. One glass of orange juice seems nothing on the tray, two-three glasses are still manageable, but when it comes to four glasses, OMG, it's super heavy!

My buddy ( an auntie ) told me to carry 4 wines and 3 other drinks at one go. I'm like, what?!, so I chose to ignore her and made 2 trips to the bar. Brrrr, super hate my buddy, she's damn fierce and scolded me even before I started to do something. I was managing 3 tables at the wedding dinner and I kind of can't remember where my tables were when the number tags were all removed.

I think one of the table hates me, especially 2 person. I kind of always serve them last and didn't change a new plate for one of them because it was never used before. I'm not sure whether they hate me but I somehow can feel it.

Whatever it is, I hate banqueting. The person at the bar ask me something when I was there taking the drinks.

Bar in-charge : Did you work at Hyatt before?

Me: No.

Bar in-charge : Oh, I think I saw you before.

Me : Haha. This is my first time doing banqueting and it's also my last time.

Bar in-charge : Why?

Me : BECAUSE IT'S TROUBLESOME AND TEDIOUS!!!

[Conversation ends]

Yes, it's super troublesome and tedious. I made countless trips to the bar and various trip to the kitchen. I was wearing heels somemore lor!

We knocked off at 11.30pm and get changed. It was already 12midnight, that means we missed the train. So yy and I assumed that there's NR on a Sunday night since it was a weekend. We walked from Swissotel MC to Esplanade and realised that no NR for a Sunday night. What the Hell.

Wheeee, I'm so excited about F1. And I hope was posted to one of the grandstand! :]

Got a shock that my hair was like that? I don't want it to be like that either. But I'm lazy to explain.