<human>: Here's mine:

I worked as a gas station attendant a couple of years ago. It was a self-serve one so all I did was work the cash, stock the shelves, clean garbage, etc. I had been working at the gas station for just under three months and I was rocking it there. I was top seller for car washes for the last two months in a row, and I completed most of the chores my coworkers didn't feel like doing since I was the new guy.

This was fine with me, I was just happy to have a job so close to home. However, one day, the manager came in and asked me to go out and clean and repair the car wash. In the short time I had been there, I had learned how the system worked, so I was kind of handy when it came to fixing the machines. Only thing was, this was in the summer and we were in the middle of a major heat wave. I didn't complain though, I just went out and did it. It wasn't very busy and so my other coworker was able to take over the cash register. (I should note that we usually worked in pairs at this gas station). 

I came back after about an hour of cleaning the entire car wash area and repairing some of the broken hoses, drenched in sweat. Once back in the store, I saw the manager's son, who I knew quite well since he visited the place often. He was in work uniform, standing at my cash register. I asked what was going on and the manager simply told me that I was not up to their standards and since it was within the "three month probation period" they could fire me for any reason they pleased without warning. She asked me to leave.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Fired from gas station after cleaning and fixing car wash in sweltering heat, came back to find the manager had hired her son to replace me.