Hamburger Palace

            Hamburger Palace was a 100 seat fast food restaurant that catered to the citizens of Mainesville. It was a beautifully decorated, amazing single restaurant that had fries, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, soda, and cake all at 5 bucks a piece. The restaurant was wonderfully decorated, had a kind manager, and had employees who got up for work each day and had the time of their lives. Hamburger Palace was an awesome fast food restaurant that served delicious fast food meals and was a remarkably well made structure that fed Mainesville residents well and regularly. 

Sheila Boyd was furiously frying French fries and was carefully making a cheeseburger, which consisted of cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, meat patties, and bread. She was having a good day today, and she finally finished making a Palace Meal. She felt proud of herself and delivered it to the front of the cashier. An elderly man got the meal and was so happy to have been able to eat the meal with joy and wonder. He exclaimed that the meal was fantastic and left the restaurant’s premises in a green SUV. The day was so far going very well and Sheila Boyd was extremely happy about how her cooking was going. She couldn’t wait to tell the manager.

Next, a woman ordered a box of chicken nuggets and was so happy about being able to order something so deliciously made and so cheap, too. Arthur Ryan was making the chicken nuggets and was frying pieces of chicken for 5 minutes each and was extremely happy about being able to make chicken nuggets that tasted good and were a joy to eat. He also put some barbecue sauce on the tray as well. The woman got the tray and went to a table and ate well and quickly. Her day was going extremely well as she was able to eat contentedly and heartedly. 

The day was coming to a close and the manager tallied up the cash in profits and said there were 200 dollars in profits that day. Sheila and Arthur were happy about the profits and couldn’t wait to go back to work the next day. Sheila lived in an apartment and Arthur lived in a condominium. They went to their houses and slept very well and woke up the next morning feeling brand new. Sheila was excited about being able to work at Hamburger Palace and couldn’t wait to eat well and healthily. She put on her fast food restaurant uniform and was so excited being able to eat well and work hard as well as earn money. Arthur got up from bed and went to the restaurant feeling brand new and couldn’t wait for a new day at work serving all kinds of fast food meals.

An elderly man came into the restaurant and ordered a soda with a hamburger and Arthur quickly prepared the meal and sent it to the front of the restaurant. The meal was going to be delicious and amazing to make, full of flavor and taste. Arthur made the meal and sent it to the front of the restaurant and couldn’t wait for the elderly man to eat it. He devoured the meal and left the restaurant feeling content and satisfied. The restaurant’s day was starting in a good way. A mom with her three children came into the restaurant feeling happy and were excited to order three cheeseburgers. Sheila made the cheeseburgers and was excited for being able to make something so delicious that she couldn’t wait to prepare the meals with joy. The woman and her children fed her children the burgers, and left the restaurant feeling happy and excited for being able to eat something so delicious at such a low cost. The hamburger restaurant was a remarkably successful restaurant, feeding hundreds of customers in its operating hours which were from dawn to dusk. 

Hamburger Palace was a remarkably successful single fast food restaurant full of happiness, joy, love, and wonder. It fed the residents of Mainesville well and also made people filled with joy, love, and food. The restaurant was extraordinarily wonderful and was brimming full of potential. Sheila and Arthur were both excited to be working at a restaurant that was full of promise and a bright future. They were both happy being able to make fast food and help serve the city’s culinary needs. The manager, John Greenwall, earned quite a lot of money from the restaurant and was excited for being able to tally up the money at the end of each day. He was excited for being able to earn so much money and lived in a McMansion. The restaurant was overall going extremely well and the workers and owner were proud to handle such a fun and exciting business. Their lives were full of meaning, purpose, and hope, and were lovely to think about and ponder. They lived in comfortable living spaces, worked a fun job, and thought that their lives were merry.