My first day at the Goodwill Store in La Puente was pretty exciting. The first thing that I started to do was unload a truck full of donations that came straight from Beverly Hills they had some nice stuff for donation that caught me by surprise, they had some microwaves some TV's and some nice clothes that seemed that the owners got bored of or something. Mario was one of the workers there that made me feel very welcomed at the Goodwill, maybe because he was the one that first started talking to me and helped me unload the truck and he also has some very interesting stories about his life. After we unloaded the truck, I started to do some polishing and cleaning of the goods that we received and also of the merchandise that was already in the store. Jenny was the other worker that made me feel very welcomed as well she is a very nice woman in her mid 30's, she was the cashier and in charge of mostly all of the store well it seemed to be that way.
             My first day went by pretty fast, I guess cause I was anxious of getting to know the Goodwill Store a little better.
             My Second day at the Goodwill wasn't as interesting as the first the only thing that I did the whole day was just sell merchandise on the register up in the front and I didn't even get to talk to Mario as much as I did the first day so I have no interesting stories to listen to, since Jenny is the quite type she didn't have numerous stories to talk to me about like Mario did. The second day at the goodwill was a slow day but I did learn about the prices and the contributions that the Goodwill has with people around the community and around the world. I also learned who started the Goodwill in 1902 in Boston it was Rev. Edgar Helms a Methodist Minister. If it weren't for this Rev. Goodwill wouldn't be here today and be such a big contribution worldwide in retail stores, donations and the goodwill games that hel
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