Tod was not thinking much of this job, just a quick job to take up for a couple of years, then move on. Tod did not think about it, and he forgot something: that he could be made collateral; he normally would, but this job was so low-brow that he forgot it even mattered. Fast food typically avoids this clause, but in recent years that has changed.
So what does this mean for Tod? Well, the manager has the right to give Tod over to a customer as compensation; there are rules to it. Tod has a squishy advocate, which helps him out in situations like this, but it does not mean he is guaranteed to be safe.
The co-manager is still showing Tod around, and he cant help but feel a bit into him; he considers himself bi for people like this. He honestly would be mistaken for a supermodel, a woman supermodel. He has striking white hair, thighs and ass for days, and has a beautiful face. Tod keeps it in his pants since he is dating someone already, but he is always a good second option if Paige ever left him.
"Ok, Tod, are you okay around hot places, like the stove or fryers?" Kristen wants to make sure Tod doesn't melt; it could ruin the food and make life hell for other employees.
"Yeah, it's fine; I can handle it"
"Okay, sounds good. Well, then you can start at the register; remember what I showed you"
"Um, yeah." Tod knows what to do, at least he thinks.
"Okay, good, now get to it." He walks off as if Tod was just a stranger, which I guess he kinda is.
Honestly, Kristen doesn't dislike Tod like Sammy, but he doesn't try to bond with him. he had a brother who was a Tiny, and one day right in front of his eyes his mom let him get taken by her friend's baby, who immediately ate him. Kristen has not seen him again and now is uncaring for their fate.
Tod starts up some orders; a mother and son duo get a kids' meal and a chicken sandwich. A bitchy woman who looks to be the same age as Sam orders a coffee and a Bacon Cheeseburger with extra bacon and no pickles, and a Frat bro who ordered a couple of combo meals for his friends. Tod tries to make sure each order is as accurate as can be, but is he able to keep that up?