waitresses

The restaurant sees all its waitresses as good, so it can't pay any one more than the other.

What if a future of abundance, and robotic hyper-intelligence, turns us all into part-time chefs, bus boys and waitresses?

But they just aren't all geeks or programmers or crypto experts, they're welders and baristas and waitresses and cab drivers.

One of the waitresses at the local restaurant student taught at my son's school, and it doesn't make the service any better.

A more obvious one would be something like physical appearance of waiters and waitresses.

In one case in my area, waitresses are shipped up from NYC daily on the Chinatown bus (3+ hours) to work for pennies.

I understand they are under pressure, but I have seen waiters/waitresses under pressure behave with an unimaginable class and composure.

I don't think East Germany was kidnapping and imprisoning foreign tourists for talking to waitresses.

Much rather have cocktail waitresses and air conditioned halls with security guards than sneak through a seedy Chinatown restaurant with false doors and scary looking guys.

Nothing against waitresses, but I think it said a lot about values in society.

I've had clients who have more money than you or I will ever see and waitresses...and waitresses are great clients because they pay in cash and always have some in their pocket at every meeting.

I think we would do best to change our stupid laws, pay waiters and waitresses a lot more, and be done with tipping.

Yay for "careers" as waitresses and Walmart cashiers.