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A young man, who had never held a job before,
finally lands one as a doorman at a fancy hotel. On his very first day,
he puts on his brand-new uniform, feeling both nervous and excited.
Determined to do well, he opens the door with a bright smile,
warmly greeting each guest and visitor. He closes the door behind them,
standing tall and taking his new responsibilities very seriously. Everything is going smoothly.
But in the afternoon, something strange happens. Right outside the entrance, a bathroom sink appears out of nowhere.
It’s an odd sight—a lone basin with two taps, standing on a short column, but no visible plumbing or explanation for why it’s there.
Unsure of what to do, the doorman, still a bit anxious on his first day, walks up to his manager.
“Excuse me, sir,” he says, “there’s a bathroom sink just standing outside the door.
What should I do about it?”
The manager looks at him with a serious expression,
though his eyes are kind, full of experience and wisdom.
“Young man,” the manager begins,
“I understand this is your first job, and everything can feel a bit overwhelming.
But trust me, some things are simpler than they appear.”
Then, with a knowing nod towards the door,
he says, “You have a responsibility now. Let that sink in
Description:
On his first day as a doorman at a fancy hotel, a young man is eager to impress, greeting guests and doing his job with enthusiasm. But when a mysterious bathroom sink appears outside the hotel entrance, he nervously turns to his manager for advice. The manager, with a wise smile, offers the young doorman a clever lesson wrapped in a pun: “Let that sink in.” This lighthearted story highlights the humor in unexpected situations and the lessons learned on the first day of a new job.
