I think a part-timer is eating doenjang-jjigae next to me when I’m at a kagong.jpg

(1)I feel like a part-timer is eating doenjang-jjigae while I’m at a cafe.
(2)It’s but 163.
(3)Viewed 56 minutes ago 2365 Currently, 7 people’s app.
(4)You can call me “no”. I’m sitting at the end and I’m using a plank next to you.
(5)There’s a hidden warehouse, and it’s like I’m eating soybean paste stew there. It smells so disgusting.

(1)Isn’t it too much to eat soybean paste stew at a cafe?
(2)It’s not that bad.
(3)If it’s a storehouse covered by a plank, it’s a storehouse. Just next to it.
(4)It’s either the cafe warehouse or it’s lunch time right now. Can I eat something? (Laughs) You’re not eating in front of me, and you’re not eating. (Laughs)

(1)If someone told me not to eat and starve, I wouldn’t smell it.
(2)I can eat what I want. If it were me, I wouldn’t have thought about eating doenjang-jjigae.

(1)It’s time to eat and rest. What are you talking about?
(2)55 minutes ago.
(3)I just hold it in.
(4)So, what do you want me to do with you?
(5)Throw away the food.
(6)It’s lunch time, so bear it.Even part-timers have to eat.
(7)I guess we didn’t have room to eat.

(1)Eating doenjang-jjigae at a cafe makes no sense.(Laughs)
(2)(Laughs)
(3)Even if I was a part-timer, I don’t think I’d eat it.
(4)I don’t know about it, but it’s true that’s true.
(5)Ikin 14
(6)If it’s done, it’s as big as the tumbrella.

(1)I’ve worked part-time at a cafe, but I don’t think it’s right.
(2)If you say that it smells like triangle kimbap, it smells like Evande Dengjji.

(1)We can move seats. We’re eating in the storage room with that.
(2)46 minutes ago.

(1)You have all the characteristics of not being good at studying.The ball at the cafe.
(2)There are a lot of things that bother my subordinates.
(3)(Laughs)It’s so funny. I hit the nail on the head.
(4)44 minutes ago.
(5)(Laughs) (Laughs)So funny.
(6)I’m also thinking about this. I’m tired of studying.
(7)If I can’t study because of the leak, I can’t study even if I die at school.

(1)Hurry up and complain and go to the Scarna Library.
(2)45 minutes ago.
(3)I feel sorry for the part-timer. He cares about his studies when he eats.
(4)I got a complaint just because I’m doing it.

(1)But if the owner allowed me to eat freely,
(2)It doesn’t seem meaningful.
(3)Our cafe also eats ramen and everything. It’s easy to say that you go out and eat in the warehouse office behind you. If there are suddenly many people, you have to stop the break time and come out to help. You have to eat at the office. It’s hard to eat cafe menus every time if you come out for a few days.

(1)Ask them if they sell doenjang-jjigae before going out.
(2)If you’re sensible, you’ll get it.
(3)a typical four-time socialite
(4)a gain of 57
(5)222. I’m saying let’s fight.
(6)39 minutes ago.
(7)333 A pathetic, inaudible voice.
(8)She’s going to be a weird person who asks if they sell doenjang-jjigae at a cafe.

(1)Leaving Kagong, eating food with strong smell at a cafe.
(2)It’s not too much.
(3)There’s something else to understand emotionally. They’re asking if you can’t even eat rice. If you’re eating gimbap, salad, fried rice, bread, who’s going to blame you? The point of this article is, “Isn’t it too much to eat bad food at a cafe with customers?” I’m drinking coffee and I don’t want to smell doenjang-jjigae through my nose.

(1)109, the wingman.
(2)When I work part-time at a cafe, the owner said I hurt the coffee scent.It would have been nice to eat gimbap or bread bibimbap if you asked me not to eat anything new, but honestly, it’s a bit too much.
(3)But it doesn’t seem to be a complaint, but it doesn’t bother me that much. It just sounds delicious. This much and if it bothers you, you can’t go to the cafe at that time or go to another cafe.
(4)It just feels like a part-timer doesn’t have a good sense.

(1)Gain 120
(2)When I didn’t touch my food, I might have wanted to eat it that day.
(3)I know that’s why the seat stinks more, but please pass it over more generously.