Kelsey Hightower

Yeah, I'm actually happy to be here, mainly because I kind of look at your stuff over the years.

So it's an honor to be here in Amsterdam as well.

Oh, my first dollar at a job, McDonald's, right?

That counts.

So in high school, you get the job that's closest to you.

So it was in walking distance of my house.

As soon as I turned legal age, 14, get a work permit.

And I went there and it was one of those jobs where, you know, you go, you fill out the application the same day, you typically get your information or you're going to get hired the same day.

When can you start?

I'm like, right now.

They go get a shirt for you on the back.

And what size do you wear?

Men's large.

And the one thing I liked about that job is you're dealing with real people better in a hurry.

I guess one bad part about the job, you know, a lot of people don't respect people who have that job.

So they kind of look at you as just like this intermediary thing between them and what they want.

But there's so many things that go into a restaurant like that.

It's very efficient.

You know, people have expectations.

And I learned how to run the whole store.