Typical day at my current job is very similar to what you would see in any standard Starbucks. Making drinks, making food items for people, taking their orders. A lot of what my job currently consists of is, beyond that, is ensuring that the rest of the employees are currently happy and enjoying their time there and making sure that everything schedule-wise is good, inventory is good, and keeping everything up to date while also filling out a bunch of paperwork. I constructed an Excel sheet for the store where I will tell them how much food needs to be pulled each week, and it's based off of estimates of the total number of customers that we usually have, as well as how many food items we sell with those number of customers, and creates a generalized equation. I've always told my boss we could improve it. My boss feels that it's fine the way it's at, but that's fine. I'm okay with leaving it where it's at because it works, for the most part, well enough. Usually, its predictions are about 90% accurate, is what I would say. If we improved it, we can probably get it to about 96%, but my boss says he's happy with it, so I'm happy with it. But yeah, that kind of sums up my usual workday. It's just serving coffee to people, making sure employees are happy, and filling out paperwork.