>>17246231
Talk about how it gets you off to provide great service (but in different words). For an entry-level job, if they're interviewing you there's a good chance they plan on hiring you.

>>17246309
cool

should I act overly enthusiastic or would that make me look like an aspie

comment on how you like the area
any history you can look up online is good
if you can look up who is interviewing you to get an idea of interest is good, maybe sports team they like, but only bring up those teams if you really like them
Try and relate anything you've done itn eh past to the job, like if you're going to clean at work, maybe talk about the chores you've done at home, if you're going to cook talk about how much you like to cook at home

>>17246231
Keep in mind that the person interviewing you is the manager of a melt shop. You'll need to use simple and direct language. Be friendly and polite. If he likes you, you will get the job.

>>17246231
1. Show up.
2. Be breathing

At this level they don't demand much more. Once you're hired, add these

3. Show up on time every day.
4. Listen to all instructions. Ask questions if there is ANYTHING you don't understand.
5. Accept that you'll almost certainly screw something up in your first few days. Don't kill yourself, but do make sure you learn so you don't do it again.