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Last summer, I worked in an ice cream shop near the beach in Tel Aviv. It was my first job, and I was very excited. I worked five days a week, from four in the afternoon until midnight.

The first week was terrible. There were more than forty flavours, and I could not remember their names. Customers were often impatient, especially on hot evenings, when the line went out of the door. On my third day, I dropped a whole box of chocolate ice cream on the floor. I was sure that the manager was going to fire me. Instead, she laughed and gave me a cloth.

Slowly, things got better. I learned to work fast and to smile even when I was tired. I also made two good friends, Gal and Maya, who worked with me.

With the money I earned, I bought a new laptop for school. But the money was not the most important thing. I learned how to talk to strangers, and I learned that a mistake is not the end of the world. Next summer, I want to work there again.

Last summer, I worked in an ice cream shop near the beach in Tel Aviv. It was my first job, and I was very excited. I worked five days a week, from four in the afternoon until midnight.

The first week was terrible. There were more than forty flavours, and I could not remember their names. Customers were often impatient, especially on hot evenings, when the line went out of the door. On my third day, I dropped a whole box of chocolate ice cream on the floor. I was sure that the manager was going to fire me. Instead, she laughed and gave me a cloth.

Slowly, things got better. I learned to work fast and to smile even when I was tired. I also made two good friends, Gal and Maya, who worked with me.

With the money I earned, I bought a new laptop for school. But the money was not the most important thing. I learned how to talk to strangers, and I learned that a mistake is not the end of the world. Next summer, I want to work there again.

Last summer, I worked in an ice cream shop near the beach in Tel Aviv. It was my first job, and I was very excited. I worked five days a week, from four in the afternoon until midnight.

The first week was terrible. There were more than forty flavours, and I could not remember their names. Customers were often impatient, especially on hot evenings, when the line went out of the door. On my third day, I dropped a whole box of chocolate ice cream on the floor. I was sure that the manager was going to fire me. Instead, she laughed and gave me a cloth.

Slowly, things got better. I learned to work fast and to smile even when I was tired. I also made two good friends, Gal and Maya, who worked with me.

With the money I earned, I bought a new laptop for school. But the money was not the most important thing. I learned how to talk to strangers, and I learned that a mistake is not the end of the world. Next summer, I want to work there again.