<human>: So I'm 16 and after a very long time of wanting a job and months of applying and interviewing, I finally started my first day as a bagger at my local grocery store yesterday. I worked an 8 hour shift from 10:00-6:00, and honestly had pretty little useful training and little to no orientation before starting my job.

I love it. The first few bags were not too great, but I got the hang of it pretty quickly. It's never boring, and some of the customers are entertaining as hell.

Just on my first day I:

-Dealt with a lady that could have been on extreme couponers but put back $200 worth of groceries
-Had to carry 2 carts/$600 worth of groceries out to an elderly woman's car
-Had to clean up a tomato basil sauce spill with just paper towels
-Had to retrieve a child from the cart corral
-Had to drive a power scooter back from the parking lot

And it only starts there. My coworkers are hilarious and in a lot of ways practically caricatures of different nationalities/ethnicities. Customers are generally nice, but my manager is quick to handle the rude ones (who are more passive-aggressive than confrontational).

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Started my first day as a bagger yesterday with an 8 hour shift. It was trial by fire. I love it.