I retired at the age of 50 and have been working. I have been working outside when I retired. I once went to a larger restaurant to work as a steamer who had been a steaming cook for a while. The chefs in the restaurant are young, and few of them are as old as me (because they were opened by my friend's sister, and I know my level is OK). After entering, I was responsible for steaming rice in the restaurant/steaming the steaming plate at the banquet. It was not very easy. I was very busy every day. If there was a banquet a few days ago, I had to braise the elbows first. The day before the banquet, I had to wrap egg dumplings/chop the chicken/steam the eggs before the shell. I thought it was opened by my friend and called me, so I would go and help, but other chefs in the kitchen were uncomfortable, so I said publicly and directly: Auntie, you are still working at such an old age, why don't you wait to die at home and rob the young people's jobs?
I'm so angry, are you old in your 50s? Waiting for death at home until my mother is over 80 years old, and I have to wait for 30 years. Should I wait for death at home every day? This young man's speech hit me. I can do things with my own ability and eat and drink. Why should I wait for death at home? Some people want to show that my ability is still valuable. In addition, if I don't do things, I have nothing to do after I make meals for two people at home every day! I don’t play cards or dance. I have been laid off for so many years and I don’t even contact a few good friends. In addition, I can’t play together every day. I work outside every day more younger than those friends who are at home every day, so I still think that if someone is willing to invite someone of my age, I still want to do things.
No matter who you think, you can’t stand it, I can’t help it. I can do it myself!
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