Sarah
This week on True Story with Hamish & Andy the guest cast includes Lucy Honigman, John Leary, Ryan Shelton, Susie Youssef and Genevieve Morris.
Sarah isn't afraid to tell it like it is. As a bubbly and very funny woman from Geraldton, Sarah's always willing to have a laugh, never taking herself or life too seriously.
When Sarah was 18, she had just completed a year-long hospitality course, focusing on silver service and fine dining. At the completion of the course she was promised that she "could work for the Queen", a promise that she took to heart. But first she needed some experience and successfully applied for a trial position at the fanciest restaurant in the city.
When she arrived, she was dazzled – it had a grand piano, amazing views, white linen, crystal glasses and expensive menus. But there is competition in the form of another trainee called Jeff. And only one of them would get the job. Sarah is nervous and intimidated by the snobby maître d', Jock, who became increasingly frustrated with her and her sloppy skills.
But stranger still, as the days went on, Sarah started to notice strange things happening – she would return to tables and find the guests missing, or moved to another table. She was convinced that either Jeff was messing with her or Jock was sabotaging her chances. But when Sarah realises what is really going on, the shame and confusion is so great she can only walk out of the restaurant, never to return. Spoiler alert: she never did work for the Queen.
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