I had a short lived job at Taco bell as a teenager, and at Taco Bell there is a 2 sided table for assembling the food. Newbies start on the right side, experien

I had a short lived job at Taco bell as a teenager, and at Taco Bell there is a 2 sided table for assembling the food. Newbies start on the right side, experienced on the left. The left side prioritized the drive thru, so it was more speed oriented than the right side, which prioritized the dine-in. I had a really difficult time on the right side, being left handed. All of the assembly steps were backwards for me. The left side would have been a better fit for me. I tried to explain this to my boss, but she made it evident to me that she wasn't being paid to care. It was a stupid minimum wage job and I only made it 3 weeks, which was my second or third shortest lived job. As far as "accommodations" go, I was especially equipped to work faster in their higher priority lane, but since I didn't fit into their box, it just wasn't meant to be.