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Last summer I got my first job. I was sixteen, and I worked at an ice cream shop near the beach in Eilat. I wanted to earn money for a trip with my friends, but I learned much more than how to make ice cream.

The first week was very hard. The shop opened at ten in the morning and closed at midnight, and I usually worked from four to midnight. On my first day I made a lot of mistakes. I gave a customer the wrong change, and I dropped a big box of cones on the floor. I wanted to go home and never come back.

My manager, Rina, was patient with me. "Everybody makes mistakes at the beginning," she said. "The important thing is to learn from them." She showed me how to count money quickly and how to smile at customers, even when I was tired.

By August, I was one of the best workers in the shop. Tourists from all over the world came in, and I practised my English with them every day. Some of them even left me a tip!

At the end of the summer I had enough money for the trip. But the best thing I got from the job was not the money. I learned to be responsible, and I learned that I can do hard things.

Last summer I got my first job. I was sixteen, and I worked at an ice cream shop near the beach in Eilat. I wanted to earn money for a trip with my friends, but I learned much more than how to make ice cream.

The first week was very hard. The shop opened at ten in the morning and closed at midnight, and I usually worked from four to midnight. On my first day I made a lot of mistakes. I gave a customer the wrong change, and I dropped a big box of cones on the floor. I wanted to go home and never come back.

My manager, Rina, was patient with me. "Everybody makes mistakes at the beginning," she said. "The important thing is to learn from them." She showed me how to count money quickly and how to smile at customers, even when I was tired.

By August, I was one of the best workers in the shop. Tourists from all over the world came in, and I practised my English with them every day. Some of them even left me a tip!

At the end of the summer I had enough money for the trip. But the best thing I got from the job was not the money. I learned to be responsible, and I learned that I can do hard things.

Last summer I got my first job. I was sixteen, and I worked at an ice cream shop near the beach in Eilat. I wanted to earn money for a trip with my friends, but I learned much more than how to make ice cream.

The first week was very hard. The shop opened at ten in the morning and closed at midnight, and I usually worked from four to midnight. On my first day I made a lot of mistakes. I gave a customer the wrong change, and I dropped a big box of cones on the floor. I wanted to go home and never come back.

My manager, Rina, was patient with me. "Everybody makes mistakes at the beginning," she said. "The important thing is to learn from them." She showed me how to count money quickly and how to smile at customers, even when I was tired.

By August, I was one of the best workers in the shop. Tourists from all over the world came in, and I practised my English with them every day. Some of them even left me a tip!

At the end of the summer I had enough money for the trip. But the best thing I got from the job was not the money. I learned to be responsible, and I learned that I can do hard things.