A Response to Kitchen Fixture

The speaker, in the Kitchen Fixture, tells of a story while he was at work in a hotel. From the start, the author seems to derive pleasure when serving his customers. His satisfaction comes from his diligence in sending good food to those who have ordered it without hesitation (219). The joy of the in customer service delivery makes his nights and those of colleagues to move very quickly. Night shifts seem to take less time than they take. His expertise enables him to interact with managers' instructions while at the same time being busy serving the customers. The familiarity ion the work environment and product knowledge make him serve customers quickly with the dishes they order because he already knows how every food looks like even before preparing or serving it. Cooking and serving customers is the only meaningful activity that can make him take a break from writing.