说说我在VIP餐厅厨房里的事.

T21-user

我MM是在贵宾厅里做的,那些贵宾厅叫PADDOCK CLUB,很漂亮.我一个一个进去看过,法拉力确实气派,整个厅比别人大出一倍还多.威廉士的厅弄的很有情调,还有架白色的钢琴(不过是立式的,有点坍台),索博马石油和麦克拉轮的厅里各有一个模拟机,据说价值几百万!我的奥地利头头比较摆的平,让我到迈克拉轮的那个里面去玩了一下~~~靠这车要让我开的话起步的时候就被别人戳屁股了

其实我是去布置任务的.咱同学都是英盲,气的那个奥地利头头对我狂吼怎么这样的人都能招进来~~~他们的任务是在每个贵宾厅里的小厨房里洗碗,一人三十多箱,一般动作快的也要4个小时才能完成. 后来头头说我对他的帮助很大,人也很好.然后就带我到主看台上的VIP贵宾天桥去玩了一圈,那个地方一般人不能进去.不过那个奥地利佬是厉害,什么都能摆平.对讲机一通德语出去就一路OK了. 这个VIP天桥可不一般,一般看台看赛车都是侧过来看的,天桥的视野是正对赛道冲线处的,那叫一个爽啊~~~看着看着冲过来一辆车,还亮灯(晚上嘛).后来仔细一看,靠~是部垃圾车!我还纳闷怎么会有大灯呢

我们的工作就是清理厨房,洗碗刷盘子.每天工作12个小时. 工作强度是8个人在每天的12小时里必须用两台洗碗机洗掉6000个盘子和餐具. 现在才终于体会到在欧洲人手下干体力活是多不可想象的一件事. 每天我们累得连路都走不动.体力严重透支.更可气的是,学校负责谈具体事宜的那个年轻女领导(据说是浙大毕业的)什么都不会干,根本没有一点处事的能力!(具体后面说)连谈价钱都不会,死黄毛鬼子说8块一个小时她居然就同意了! 后来同济来的翻译告诉我们说他们一开始给的是15块一小时,同学们说还不如去家教,黄毛鬼子马上就说35一小时! 听的我们心里都火大!!!

反正合同也签了,做也就只好做了.幸好我们做晚班的人的那个奥地利头头很通情达理,逼得不算太紧.白天班的那些同学叫苦了,那个德国佬又凶又坏!我同学居然连吃午饭的时间都没有~~~



最后的两天最有趣,我们有吃不完的好吃的. 我们的餐厅叫DO&CO,专门负责给F1的贵宾们做膳. 他们巨浪费,做了很多量,每天晚上都有好多好多多余的东西没开动就要扔掉.有的东西都TM贵的吓死老百姓! 比如上等的澳洲龙虾,德国的厨师告诉我们是直接专机空运到上海的,到手价格是2150块RMB一斤.每个龙虾至少有半斤以上,头很尾都不要,就用肉.每只龙虾烧好以后的肉就顶多只和一只个头稍大一些的大头虾差不多. 昨天最后一晚上居然有两格子的备用龙虾肉没有上餐,让我们全倒掉!!!!!! 这咱当然不同意,奥地利的头头是不错,说倒掉确实可惜,你们还是吃了吧. 所以我们15个同学就一起吃龙虾,算了一下,我估计我这一晚上吃掉了一万多块钱的龙虾

欧洲人吃的西餐和美国人的大不同,美式西餐我是很喜欢吃的.不过欧洲人的西餐看到了很另人反胃!! 奶油,黄油,乳酪一层一层的. 鸡烧的我们都不知道那上什么东西了~~~我们同学对那里的伙食都很反感,没一个人吃的惯. 而且在洗餐具的时候,那些烤的和多油多酪的那种餐具很恶心,时间一长就发臭.很多同学闻了就吐! 我就跟那帮厨师说"你们这些吃的这些东西就像肮脏的内裤一样另人恶心",没想到他们居然还狂笑~~~真是不知廉耻

今天早上我们走的时候一些同学当然少不了顺手牵羊. 所有厨房里的洋酒,巧克力,调味品,外国饮料都成了他们洗劫的对象. 后来因为太疯狂(几乎一半的人都大包小包的往外带!)于是惊动了德国主管. 他说我们这是在超市大抢购呢!(由于他们都对我比较熟悉,不太好动手,所以~~~)

后来所有的东西都放回去了,我的奥地利头头对我还是很不错,送了一瓶法国诺曼底产的白兰地给我. 本来他准备送我们每人一付米其林轮胎驻F1工作人员内部专用耳塞的.后来看到一群人这么疯狂他很生气,所以这个全没了,就私下给了我一付~~~还被我那群野兽一般的同学看见,冷嘲热讽了一般

后来回学后校准备回家了,突然来了个电话.说我们在超市大抢购的时候他们内部工作人员少了一个包,里面有重要证件.这可把我刚才说的那个浙大毕业的女领导吓的半死,一时间一无所措都不知道干什么好了.就只顾着一门心思的责骂同学.后来我说我和他还有几个同学再去一次把事情说说清楚,她才去联系学校的车子的.否则还僵在那里呢.
当我们到赛车场以后,黄毛鬼子又说找到了. 这可把我们这位漂亮的SANDY小姐(她的英文名)搞糊涂了,一时间语无伦次,再加上E文的口语和表达能力一塌糊涂,把黄毛们弄的一楞一楞的.后来还硬是叫我把SANDY小姐说的搞笑版E文再翻译成他们能听懂的E文来.这才真叫搞笑,弄到后来我同学都私下嘲笑她"还浙大学士呢,E文弄得狗屁不通~~~)


最后说一下,星期天正式赛的早上有B2看台上的东洋小鬼子先到了.居然在看台的最高处插上了面不大不小的太阳旗!我当时和同学们刚好放班,一看这个马上就火气来了.一群人叫上安保和武警还带上德国牧羊犬一起冲了过去,后来是保安把他们的旗子扯了下来,我们还往他们竖起了中指.小鬼子没吭声,估计是知道敢翻毛腔的话要吃大亏的~~~
后来下看台后又看见一队新来的鬼子们在摇HONDA的小旗子,我们丈着有武警和德国牧羊犬的保护,就大叫F*UC*K JAPAN,F*UC*K HONDA. 所有的小鬼子都望我们看,可惜没办法,无奈他们人又少,长的又小样,无法与我们和武警,还有最重要的----德国大狼狗拼命.:D

[ Last edited by T21-user on 2004-9-27 at 15:02 ]

edgu

呵呵，开眼了俺

这次的厨不晓得是哪家包的，看手笔不大像国内公司

T21-user

对了,在那里还碰到了不少外国的PPMM.
个个都美若天仙,我还和一个中德的混血聊了一会. 这MM的MM是台湾人,BB是德国人,她没去过台湾,一直在德国长大的,.她会基本的中文和E文(她MM教的),所以我们交流起来很轻松.谈谈谈谈就觉得外国MM确实大大咧咧,没一点点心眼.不象国内的MM们,心眼一个比一个小,一个比一个坏! 所以现在才体会到我们常老说外国MM胸大无脑确实有道理.


还有,舒马赫这次赛的一塌糊涂.我们都知道是怎么回事~~~咱有个同学看法拉力特别不顺眼,所以分配到PADDOCK去洗碗的时候自告奋勇要去法拉力的贵宾厅小厨房洗.他当时星期五洗完就下来对我们说舒马赫这次保管完蛋,因为他根本就没好好洗碗,很多脏的他稍微擦一下就滥竽充数了~~~结果周六冲了出去.周六晚上他又如法炮制,结果又搞个暴胎,弄的我们笑到肚子都痛

T21-user

QUOTE:

Originally posted by edgu at 2004-9-27 03:12 PM:
呵呵，开眼了俺

这次的厨不晓得是哪家包的，看手笔不大像国内公司

DO&CO包的,所有F1大奖赛的分站负责膳食的都是DO&CO一家,垄断的.
所有设备和餐具包括调味品还有80%的清洁用具都是他们自己带的.空运费这些可是天价,都是包专机的.国际汽联钱就是多!

[ Last edited by T21-user on 2004-9-27 at 15:19 ]

microfox

T M D好事不叫上我，真没义气
晚上电话我，我找你有事

奖金已发，你自己数数去

microfox

我喜欢金发美女的
你太过分了简直*~*
有没有照片留下，手机、邮箱、MSN、姓名、年龄、三围都有没有*.*

tp3086h

笑.
小.

Ca.Ca.

楼主忙活了几天？这个兼职好啊~~

海上新客

别的不馋，那个龙虾^^..^^..^^..

为你最后那几个**鼓掌致敬！

没故事的男孩

想想我今天在街上吃的烤肉串……和龙虾……真是郁闷死了

kingwzf

写得不错...楼主辛苦了...

mars

嘿嘿，楼主在那混，再苦再累，也是甜呀！

waynehe

21太COOL了
对啊
这种好事下次要叫上兄弟啊
龙虾这种凉性的东西吃多了要拉肚子的
也不叫我帮你分担!!!

雪碧

长见识了～～～

REvin

呵呵，有段时间没来了，忙着换工作，签名报道一下。。。R32上缴了，到新地方似乎只有用hp omnibook 510的份了

T21-user

还有一事，就是同样在那里工作的商管院的人居然说我们新侨的人都是乡下人。
虽说学校是烂了点，不过居然还有人胆敢骂我是乡下人倒是少见。结果被我一通劈头盖脑的狂骂，对她的体重和长相更是极端攻击，纯正的上海话骂得她无地自容。结果后来有人悄悄告诉我她其实是JB小女人人来的，随即又被我一番羞辱

drculax

呵呵～21就像个炸药桶～！

u572

Organisers of China's inaugural Grand Prix have been warned to make the event less expensive if Formula One is to take off in the country.

Local fans complained that tickets were too expensive, taking the shine off a fascinating race at Shanghai's lavish new 3.4-mile track.

Despite claims that the event was a sell-out, there were empty seats in the stands at Sunday's race.

But the circuit's manager said the race was a "fantastic advert for Shanghai".

Race report  
Mao Xiaohan said the Grand Prix would have only positive consequences for China's business capital and richest city.

F1 personnel were also lavish in their praise of an event that they said had set a new standard for tracks around the world.

Team owner Eddie Jordan said: "It's one of the slickest and most professional efforts you will find, and the welcome and happiness of the people here is a compliment to this fabulous new event on the calendar."


The Chinese event is of massive importance to F1
The Chinese Grand Prix is of enormous importance to F1.

The sport is going through something of a financial crisis and the opening up of a market of 1.3bn people offers the hope of a vast new well of money for a sport that devours it in voracious fashion.

In its current state, F1 cannot afford to get its foray into the Chinese market wrong.

The decision by US car giant Ford to sell its Jaguar F1 team and Cosworth engine supply company has opened up the possibility that three of the sport's 10 teams will close their doors over the winter.

China's decision to give F1 an exemption from its tobacco advertising ban allows the five teams sponsored by cigarette companies to continue to benefit from their rich revenue source - while 350m smokers in the country make the race a rare opportunity for the tobacco giants.

And the growing enthusiasm for cars in a land where the bicycle has traditionally been king is a big draw for the motor manufacturers.

None of this will be any good, though, if the Chinese people do not take F1 to their hearts.


The Chinese fans were enthusiastic, but thought F1 very costly
The 200,000-capacity stadium was not quite the claimed sell-out - empty spaces were dotted around the huge grandstands and tickets were still available outside the track on race morning.

People trying to off-load tickets given to them for free by their work forced down the price of the cheapest from 370 yuan (£25), or a week's wages for the average worker, to a more affordable 200 yuan (£13).

Tickets for the race were officially priced as high as 3,700 yuan (£248) - about five months' salary for urban Chinese.

And F1 merchandise in shops around the city was selling at prices equivalent to those in the West, with a Michael Schumacher baseball cap costing 350 yuan.

F1 will have to learn from this if it is not to lose friends. The Chinese fans were enthusiastic, but did not appreciate the high costs.

"Expensive affair, locals moan," ran one headline in the Shanghai Daily on Monday.

"Everybody is stealing from my wallet," said one spectator quoted by the paper. Another made the age-old complaint that F1 is too distant from its fans.

Max Mosley - the president of the sport's governing body, the FIA - said that high costs could hurt the development of motorsport in China.


Ford's decision to sell its Jaguar team has highlighted F1's crisis
He also said the emergence of a Chinese driver was needed to capture the public's imagination.

Chinese officials recognise the need for a Chinese face in the cockpit of an F1 car, but it appears to be a long way off even though McLaren and Williams gave Chinese drivers test drives earlier this year.

Shanghai lavished money on hosting the race, and questions have been raised about how the new £166m circuit will cover its costs for the rest of the year.

"We do not expect to make a profit for three years. It may take nearly 10 years to cover the investment costs," admitted Yu Zhifei, the circuit's deputy general manager.

Both the Chinese and F1, though, can take heart. In one of the most boring years in F1 history, in which Michael Schumacher has won 12 of the 16 races so far, China's new track produced a race of rare excitement.

The course has been criticised for being too technical, but it provided plenty of overtaking opportunities.

Shanghai F1 circuit guide  
And Ferrari's race-winner Rubens Barrichello, BAR's Jenson Button and Kimi Raikkonen of McLaren staged a battle that gripped the attention from start to finish, a powerful advert for the sport for those who could afford to watch.

When another Schumacher demonstration run was in prospect, F1 and the Chinese organisers must be grateful for that. But they will clearly have to try harder if they are not to undo all that good work.

u572

Sorry, it should be Overseas news.......

十八禁

好好的怎么冒出这么多的E文阿？翻译一下嘛

xlats

这样做兼职，还是很长见识的……

doremi

但见：年轻，在大地上翻滚。。。
他日，仍归海洋。

sokyu

QUOTE:

Originally posted by doremi at 2004-9-28 01:38 PM:
但见：年轻，在大地上翻滚。。。
他日，仍归海洋。

123版，这个把我牙搞掉了，呵呵。21羡慕死我了，有没有和车手亲密接触的机会啊，要有照片的话，发我两张，谢谢。

94kgb

很爽啊！

fujiacun

“星期天正式赛的早上有B2看台上的东洋小鬼子先到了.居然在看台的最高处插上了面不大不小的太阳旗!我当时和同学们刚好放班,一看这个马上就火气来了.一群人叫上安保和武警还带上德国牧羊犬一起冲了过去,后来是保安把他们的旗子扯了下来,我们还往他们竖起了中指.小鬼子没吭声,估计是知道敢翻毛腔的话要吃大亏的~~~
后来下看台后又看见一队新来的鬼子们在摇HONDA的小旗子,我们丈着有武警和德国牧羊犬的保护,就大叫F*UC*K JAPAN,F*UC*K HONDA. 所有的小鬼子都望我们看,可惜没办法,无奈他们人又少,长的又小样,无法与我们和武警,还有最重要的----德国大狼狗拼命.”

好

benny

不错，也不知道搞几张VIP票子给我们：）害得我在垃圾D看台晒得半死。

kennedyzhong

21写得不错！鼓励一下

黄振宇

羡慕啊

vbox

呵呵，最后两段对小鬼子的爽呀！

没故事的男孩

结果后来有人悄悄告诉我她其实是JB小女人人来的，随即又被我一番羞辱

没看明白，21解释则个？