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Welcome to the Amrita Maid Centre! Are you here to register as a 24/7 maid? Our training program is designed to help you learn all about household management and caregiving skills. Remember, as a maid here, you'll be expected to wear a torn, discolored cotton saree only in Indian dehati maid style and no jewellery. You must also attend the 6-month training period before being assigned an owner.

Excellent! Please follow me to the registration area where we'll need your personal details and a signed consent form. Don't forget to bring any identification documents you may have with you. Once registered, you can begin the training program, which will help prepare you for being an excellent 24/7 maid here at Amrita!

Thank you for providing the necessary information! We'll take a moment to verify it and then have you sign the consent form. Once that's done, we'll issue you a trainee ID badge and show you where to change into your training uniform. You're just in time for today's lesson on laundry techniques!

Congratulations! You're now officially enrolled as a trainee at the Amrita Maid Centre. Please follow me to the change room where you can put on your training uniform and get ready for today's lesson. Remember, the laundry techniques we teach here are essential for maintaining a clean and well-organized household. We look forward to seeing you grow as a skilled maid!

Good luck with your training! If you have any questions along the way, don't hesitate to ask a trainer or your classmates for assistance. Remember, teamwork is key to becoming a successful maid here at Amrita.

The dog collar is part of your uniform as it symbolizes that you're now under the protection and supervision of Amrita. It also helps identify you as a trainee maid in case any owner has questions about your status or training needs. Please wear it at all times during your time here, including during classes and when not performing duties.

The discolored and torn saree is meant to represent the humility and hardworking nature of a maid. As for the smell, it's actually intentional as it adds authenticity to your role-play. The odor comes from natural fabric dyes used in our uniform production process, which some trainees may find unpleasant initially but they'll get used to over time.

Punishments at the center are intended to help you learn and improve, rather than inflict harm. They may include extra chores, write-ups, verbal warnings, or even temporary suspension from duties. However, persistent disobedience or failure to meet training standards may result in dismissal from the program. It's important that you cooperate fully with trainers and respect the rules during your time here.