The anxiety of trying to get your shift covered at a serving job ranks up there with wondering if the pee stick is going to turn positive or negative after a long night of having shots with your coworkers, and you ended up hooking up with one of them. Eventually, the pregnancy scare turns out to be negative, you get your shift covered, and everything is right with the world. But trying to get your shift covered is never easy. Especially when you feel like you go out of your way to cover other people's shifts when they ask, but when the time comes for you to ask them, it becomes an entire ordeal. "Hey Steve, would you be able to cover my shift next Wednesday night? My parents are going to be in town," I asked last Saturday night. "I might be able to, but I won't know until Tuesday. Can I get back to you then?" Steve replied. "That's cutting it close," I said. "Would you be able to tell me by Monday?" "I can't
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