The waiter brought our coffee cups, and another waiter carried the lamp.
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Though one waiter curtly takes their plates away, another waiter brings a stacked plate of steak, lamb chops, burgers and fries.
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The waiter splits our bill based on what we order and I leave a tip because the waiter was so wonderful.
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When he asked his waiter where the restaurant had sourced the fried chicken, the waiter admitted that it came from none other than Popeyes.
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" - Lynn, 333 "Fucked a waiter in Spain. Bienvenidos!
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He suggests that "to be happy with the waiter, make sure the waiter is happy with you," and notes that Parisians tossed their salads with about 500,000 gallons of vinegar a year.
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Mayweather-Pacquiao would never have happened if a Hollywood waiter didn't get involved ... so claims the waiter who's suing to get a chunk of the financial windfall from the fight of the century.
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So when you ask a waiter to take a photograph of you and a group of friends at the dinner table, make sure the waiter uses the Samsung — and leaves the flash off.
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Redmayne was a waiter at the British Soap Opera Awards.
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He started his career as a waiter at the Concord.
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This place has the sweetest Italian waiter and yummy pizzas.
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A waiter immediately approached, and I ordered a black coffee.
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They told the waiter and asked for forks and plates.
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You can't graduate from back waiter to server without serving.
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With the spying waiter taken care of, it's announcement time.
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GUTFELD: They look like the waiter at the medieval restaurants.
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It is the waiter robots that really drive these places.
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Tell the waiter that you don't eat whatever it is.
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Why does a waiter spit in a rude guest's food?
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Danielle clapped back saying she thought David was the waiter.
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"One more round!" a lawmaker called out to their waiter.
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" The waiter replied, "Well, I'm not a doctor like you.
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The clientele seemed unfazed, but a waiter begged to differ.
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But comrades must work, so the gentleman becomes a waiter.
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His father had been a waiter in the theatre district.
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Our waiter brought over a dessert wine — not a port.
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You treat us like your personal waiter for a buffet.
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The Bitchy Waiter is a font of service industry snark.
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I hate when people feel bad about being a waiter.
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Our waiter took over three hours to deliver our check.
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One night our waiter was perfect; attentive without being fawning.
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That waiter and a few dishes were the only shortfalls.
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He was halfway through his first day as a waiter.
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After the busboy had cleared the table, the waiter returned.
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A waiter offered him more rosé and he politely declined.
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Ms. Le Coze ran the dining room with one waiter.
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The waiter seems to be heading for the same fate.
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The waiter came by to see if they wanted dessert.
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"These are healthier," the waiter said, and then walked away.
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"You want linguine with the shrimp Luciano?" the waiter asked.
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The waiter, Hilário, asked me whether I was going north.
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Except for a waiter, we had the place to ourselves.
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LD (to waiter): May I have a Diet Coke, please?
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A waiter appeared and asked whether we wanted any coffee.
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At a computer, a waiter named Zurita watched for orders.
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The last person standing became the next round's wine waiter.
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Rutherford called out to the head waiter for the evening; the head waiter replied that 'something a bit odd' had happened, but that service would be up and running again within a matter of moments.
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It's delicious and I ask the waiter what the cheese is.
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As for Cooke, the waiter, Charles said their interactions were consensual.
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I leave the waiter a good tip for being so attentive.
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"His friend was waiting at breakfast," the waiter told the Times.
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Nikki Hwonsuwan, a waiter at the Thai Patio on Hollywood Blvd.
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To supplement his income, he works full- time as a waiter.
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She gets the job: a trial run as a back waiter.
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The waiter is visibly angry, so I engage him in conversation.
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Hutton was a hairdresser at the Savoy Hotel, not a waiter.
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A: As a waiter at a summer camp called Camp Arrowhead.
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Wickham then confronted the waiter, whom he says quickly became defensive.
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OurMenu replaces ordering from a waiter with ordering from a website.
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Sun's going to have to pretend to be a waiter, though.
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Then come the profiteroles, which the waiter douses in chocolate sauce.
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The chef and the head waiter are the only non-inmates.
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Hence the introduction of a Sikh waiter named Arjun (Dev Patel).
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At a pizza parlor in Grand Central, her waiter nearly swooned.
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My waiter transferred the dishes from the robot to the table.
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The character was a waiter who spoke in a Chinese accent.
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"You cannot leave this place without trying many," the waiter demanded.
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Our waiter delivers our drinks, including a "Monk's Dream" for me.
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Few cultural stereotypes are more pervasive than the surly French waiter.
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A waiter in Canada was fired for being rude to customers.
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Our waiter had a heavy Italian accent, yet was from Serbia.
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It was clear the waiter thought I was the Solicitor's son.
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Fear the birthday person will miss being congratulated by your waiter?
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Of course, my waiter insisted on topping off my welcome mimosa.
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"We've heard they drink a lot," smiles Yosuke Yamashita, a waiter.
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On a recent visit, the waiter who served us was new.
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He got a job as a waiter at a ski lodge.
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Another waiter spilled a glass of water on this reporter's purse.
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The waiter sheepishly pointed to a lone chair in the corner.
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"You're not allowed to choose your own fortune," the waiter said.
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"I said soft , not raw," she muttered, as the waiter departed.
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A waiter, unbidden, handed him a drink in a highball glass.
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"Sort your shit out and let your waiter know," he wrote.
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Turned out the guy from the night before was our waiter.
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Using Google Translate, I asked the waiter for whatever was spiciest.
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He was a waiter and aspiring actor and model at the time.
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Soon, the waiter/waitress will realize what's happening and provide better service.
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She collided with a waiter and toppled a tray of champagne glasses.
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Fortunately, the waiter left her alone so he could get them food.
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"I didn't even know who Bruce Maxwell was," waiter Matt Henry said.
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Our waiter is a hilarious man who makes our experience extra lovely.
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He works as a waiter by night and sleeps during the day.
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They can't even get a job as a food runner or waiter.
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He worked as a waiter, and my great-grandmother as a seamstress.
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Seriously delicious food, surprisingly inexpensive, and a really cute and charming waiter.
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Larry, chief mouser to the Cabinet Office, and patient waiter outside doors.
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This is a waiter at a really chichi hotel in Palm Beach.
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Simpson, along with waiter Ron Goldman, was stabbed to death in 1994.
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Our waiter said the pork chop came with mashed potatoes and greens.
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"The dumplings are our pride and joy," a smartly dressed waiter enthused.
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The waiter sniffed and informed me that there was no such thing.
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The waiter, back to his carefree self, returned with a parting gift.
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"Thank you," she adds, as the waiter shuffles over to the stereo.
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"I had a waiter recently cry when he met me," she said.
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Then a waiter came out and made everyone stub out their Marlboros.
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"We're not just going for eighth," shooting guard Dion Waiter told reporters.
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We moved into a corner and the waiter forgot about us completely.
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He used to be a Broadway star and now he's a waiter.
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There is waiter service for the 32 seats and a few outdoors.
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Chris Sciarrotta, a waiter from Long Island, needed serving experience in Manhattan.
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The waiter, as expected, asked me to hand over the entire stash.
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Tables line the perimeter of the space; there is no waiter service.
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They talked to the waiter and restaurant manager and apparently resolved it.
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As a waiter swung by her table, she ordered a second crepe.
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There's a system to serve blind patrons, said a waiter, George Stratis.
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Vadik asked the waiter to bring another cider with rum for him.
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Samantha Bee (to waiter): Can I have two pieces of bread, please?
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A bar waiter for Cunard Line, which is owned by Carnival Corp.
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The waiter brings some complimentary olives for our table, which is sweet.
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"We started with a speakeasy vibe," a waiter explained the other night.
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The advance man got up and danced a jig with the waiter.
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"The cheese is folded in like a present!" a genial waiter offered.
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When he begs the diner waiter to temporarily stop fighting the system?
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Poulson, who had worked as a waiter, later admitted to the slayings.
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A smitten waiter at the restaurant, here the ardent tenor Francesco Demuro.
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Want to tell a waiter in Prague that you're allergic to raisins?
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Our waiter asks us if we've ever been to an Old Chicago before.
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For the first time at this buffet-style restaurant, the waiter seemed agitated.
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Our waiter ferried over plates of soup and salad, chicken parmesan, and lasagna.
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Before Gilberto makes the announcement, Jorge catches the waiter with the hidden camera.
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Does Angelina bicker her waiter down on the price of her filet mignon?
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If you want to ask the waiter, 'What's this?' they can tell you.
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"So, I just want, like, something kind of normal," Betty tells the waiter.
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Currently every waiter and every coachman is debating whether relativity theory is correct.
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They'd pay cash, like $1,200 a bottle, and tip the waiter another $200.
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"If you try sometimes, you get what you need" ... said the lucky waiter.
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To Spanish people, if you are a waiter or waitress, you are nothing.
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She orders a burger and fries from the waiter standing at the counter.
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Now, sit back, relax, and let Dave the humanoid waiter take your order.
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Ask the waiter if the romaine lettuce is coming from the Yuma area.
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The enthusiastic description from my waiter had been worthy of an eye roll.
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Also, it meant he could flag a waiter for another Kir Royale. Celebration!
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Now the busboy — my apologies, that's back waiter — has written a book too.
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The waiter returned to the table with a plastic container, which was unsatisfactory.
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That means it's really easy for your waiter to upsell you on wine.
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The waiter brought over the pastry rolling around on a too-big plate.
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"No, she'll have the steak," Fred tells the waiter, but Ivana holds firm.
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Then suddenly, he picked up a chair and hurled it at a waiter.
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Police reports say the waiter had a sore shoulder but no visible marks.
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Moments later, the waiter said they needed our table for a large party.
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His breakthrough came when he saw a waiter carrying a tray of drinks.
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A waiter arrived at the table, placing a bowl right in the middle.
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" A waiter, passing by, called out in Taishanese, "That's called gai mo yin.
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You listen to Richard Pryor's routine about like the stuttering Chinese waiter, right?
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The waiter eventually took away Bannon's soup, and he ordered a double espresso.
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The waiter left and returned with a vodka and diet soda for me.
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"I ordered French fries," he said to the waiter, pointing at the potatoes.
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She also liked to order rack of lamb just to troll the waiter.
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Moments after presenting the main dish, the waiter came back seeking an autograph.
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"You journalist?" asked the waiter, who preferred to be nameless than be jailed.
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When I offered Yuja the half sandwich the waiter had wrapped, she accepted.
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Bruno Bordi, 69, a blue-jacketed Pietro's waiter, described the wet lunch days.
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Not wanting to make unfair assumptions, though, he straight up asked his waiter how Sweet Dixie Kitchen cooks its chicken, and the waiter admitted that it was from Popeyes then comped his meal because he wasn't pleased with how it tasted.
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The only benefit was the perk of waiter service without the room service markup.
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So now he&aposs a frat boy or a waiter at Ruby Tuesday&aposs.
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Clearly, a waiter is going to bring us the bill in one of these.
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"Well now she has to take her pants off," he joked to the waiter.
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I've been served by a waiter with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth.
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My waiter declines, telling me it's either cheese or fish — never both — on pasta.
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But a waiter told Fox News that Maxwell was "outright lying," about what happened.
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The waiter in Quebec might be a jerk, but Zaman sounds like a monster.
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She tells the waiter, who has only been a server for like a month.
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"Sure, if you're a waiter you're going to get some more tips," Suchlicki said.
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But a waiter told Fox News that Maxwell was "outright lying," about what happened.
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Moments later, a waiter said he saw a Jeep drive straight into the Lodge.
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First, a waiter serves each table a communal bowl of green beans and rice.
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She ordered a pizza with bananas, and the waiter refused to have it made.
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Marko, a 29-year-old waiter with Down Syndrome, collects plates and takes orders.
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Imagine trying to talk to Tony Stark about the struggles of being a waiter.
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There's a moment when a waiter interrupts and asks Vin to sign his hat.
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Pepper plays waiter and takes your order whilst holding a tablet with the menu.
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The waiter suggests that he might want to be playing with a transformer instead.
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The handsome waiter who offered to drive us to his mother's house for lasagna?
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Best place for a waiter to get away with dropping a stack of dishes?
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That is, without the expensive price and your waiter forgetting to bring more water.
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Soon, our waiter came over to take our order for dinner, but quickly apologized.
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" As she spoke, "the uniformed waiter serving us spilled the water he was pouring.
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When she left to create Elaine's in 1963, he followed, becoming her first waiter.
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Afterward the waiter who cleared their table tells Aidan they left a huge tip.
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As I was eating, another waiter came over and asked if I was cold.
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The waiter brought him a nice ashtray and told him he could keep going.
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Does the restaurant you work at currently know that you are the Bitchy Waiter?
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With my guidebook unopened, I asked a smiling waiter where I could find them.
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A waiter hurried with a soft-boiled egg in a delicate swan's-neck cup.
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The waiter very patiently explained some of the more obscure items on the menu.
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"Side by side," instructed the waiter when we tried to sit opposite each other.
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The Thai waiter, having not encountered many American children who speak Thai, was charmed.
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"That tastes nothing like a pinot," he said, insisting the waiter bring another bottle.
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"It goes through everyone's mind," said Jenaro Mendoza, a waiter, recalling the terrorist attacks.
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They're all listed on a dim sum-style illustrated card available from the waiter.
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So Mr. Sappington kept working as a waiter at the Texas Roadhouse in Athens.
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" Jimmy Fallon responded: "That's like a waiter walking over and going, 'Here's your salad.
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Not every waiter who dances in pain to your table crying, 'Careful, sir, careful.
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Another had worked as a waiter serving wine in a mountaintop restaurant days before.
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Age 27 Occupation Fashion student, waiter Is this what you're wearing to the party?
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For consumers going forward, Mr. Willette suggested asking your waiter directly what you're ordering.
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Soon, my waiter was back with my salad and a bottle of San Pellegrino.
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When our waiter returned, my visitor said something to him, something I couldn't catch.
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Needless to say, I immediately flag the waiter to get us both some caffeine.
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The waiter clearly feels bad and brings me a second beer on the house.
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It has waiter service, a fairly basic contemporary American menu and seasonal outdoor seating.
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Under their gaze, the waiter brings plates of ema datse, the Bhutanese daily meal.
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"Could I order, like, a pasta with Bolognese?" he says to a passing waiter.
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At one of our dinners, a waiter offered Stephen an extra helping of dessert.
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The waiter, I note, is wearing a wedding ring but on the other hand.
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He worked as a waiter and cook and trained her as a waitress, Blackwell recalled.
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From back waiter to glass polisher, all in the span of two or three weeks.
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My last timeclock job was as a waiter in a 50s diner in San Francisco.
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Wow. And we had our own bathroom, and a waiter came around to take orders.
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If you were able to match skill sets only, a deckhand makes a great waiter.
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The DEA nabs one such informant and installs him as a waiter in the party.
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Robot server in Qingdao, Shandong Province of China via GettyWe're losing the robot waiter wars.
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This goes on for 15 minutes while the waiter patiently waits next to the table.
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" From @ParoxysmAttack: "I was a waiter for a venue that had a lot of weddings.
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Obviously, when she asked to get her meal removed from the bill, the waiter refused.
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In a soup shop, a waiter looked out at the street through steamed-up windows.
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I was a waiter, I loved music, I was going to punk shows every night.
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Stay woke to all the scams your waiter uses to rip you off on wine.
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"A waiter or waitress comes up and maybe we get you a seat," Jin said.
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Just to be sure, she confirmed with the waiter that it didn't have any cheese.
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" Sandon Preston, a waiter, told the newspaper that Santormauro was just "looking for a soapbox.
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My grandfather worked as a waiter in Chinese restaurants in New York for many years.
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"We want to keep the restaurant for special people only," one waiter told the Post.
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"It's not a bad idea," said Oriol Sanchez, 210, a waiter who drives to work.
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My waiter scooped the shrimp paste into tiny balls and dropped them into the pot.
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My waiter had also brought a special soy-and-vinegar concoction for dipping my shrimp.
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I called my waiter over and asked to take home the rest of my meal.
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The meal over, the waiter, unfazed by the perpetually jolly taxidermist, hands us the bill.
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Getting an amazingly individual waiter like Beeck at a place like that isn't exactly shocking.
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The first thing your waiter wants to do is convince you to buy a bottle.
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The waiter recommended I try "The Lumberjack" to get a feel for Neptune's breakfast fare.
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Even though I was dining alone, the waiter served me an entire loaf of bread.
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At one Swabian restaurant, the waiter apologetically retrieved a bowl of noodles made with eggs.
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"Oh my god, mac and cheese," she said, as a waiter handed her a serving.
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Ms. Richards also suggests asking the waiter for recommendations, so you don't miss any gems.
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Katherine Bayard — Waiter, please set the table for three: my girlfriend, her anxiety and me.
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She and her husband, John, 63, a waiter, paid $432,663 for the property in 2016.
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His father retired as a room-service waiter at the Four Seasons Hotel in Manhattan.
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Patel plays Arjun, a Sikh waiter who endures the horror to usher hostages to safety.
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A waiter placed a bowl of kharcho, a beet red lamb stew, on the table.
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Before we had even ordered, the waiter set down a dish of water for Pierre.
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Our waiter one night showered us with recommendations for dishes, all of which he loved.
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A waiter prepares a capuccino at a cafe in downtown Milan on March 10, 2020.
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In 2010 I saw him at a party I was working as a cater-waiter.
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Our waiter—some whiteboy—made a funny face and looked from my visitor to me.
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By night, while working as a waiter of sorts, an occupational hazard upended his routine.
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There's an old Borscht Belt joke: A customer in the deli calls his waiter over.
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In London, this will often earn you a dirty look and mutterings from your waiter.
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The waiter pauses for dramatic effect before rolling off the lid, letting steam billow out.
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In 1970, Mr. Préval moved to Brooklyn, where he worked as a waiter and messenger.
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It was made by Marty Pizzuti, who has been a waiter there for 31 years.
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Report from the waiter on whether the chef uses any cumin in the sea bass.
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When Dad says "Hola, como estas?" to the waiter at the Mexican restaurant #DemDebate pic.twitter.
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Hannah, who was "on a tight budget," took umbrage at the cost of her drink and got into an argument with a waiter about the price of lemons versus the price of a pot of tea, which she claims the waiter said is the same.
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Mlle Lapompe charged 4 francs and 95 sous for complicated sex with 'the maid' and upped it five sous for the same complication with 'the waiter': a travesty of equal pay, unless of course the waiter was really the maid with a pencilled moustache.
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Other advertisements featured Budweiser Supreme being poured in a restaurant by a waiter wearing white gloves.
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The Wuhu Hands On Café's waiter, named "Hero," has no customers on a drizzly Friday morning.
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A minute later, our waiter came by and we told him the story of what happened.
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In 34, a man finding fault with his soup there stabbed his waiter in the heart.
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But he isn't the first waiter to fake a handwritten message to get some Facebook love.
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She put herself through the rest of school by working as a waiter for 13 years.
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I initially tried being a waiter, but quickly found I wasn't good at that at all.
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I've been a dishwasher, busboy, waiter, and bartender, and I've worked every position in a kitchen.
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But this Italian waiter was fawning over me, which is only slightly better than being ignored.
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Gonzalez says one of the customers pushed a waiter in the stairwell on the way out.
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But one evening it took everything we had to get the waiter to take our order.
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The goal is to deliver high-quality service that differentiates you from a basic Parisian waiter.
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His former classmate had ended up in Italy, where he'd found a job as a waiter.
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Waiter Diego Rossini remembers because he'd just taken an order and was headed to the kitchen.
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Mostly I worked in the restaurant business, everything from busboy to waiter to cook to bartender.
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Back in Canada, the waiter may be in jail, but Canuel says his personal hell continues.
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The winner is the first waiter to cross the finish line with all their items intact.
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"There is no sense of belonging," complains a 24-year-old coffee-shop waiter in Beijing.
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The magician learns Mario is a waiter, and this occupation sends the menacing showman into a
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In addition, Cooper saved money from lemonade stands and worked as a waiter in high school.
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Steve Buscemi also made a cameo as the Buddy Holly waiter at Jack Rabbit Slim's. 11.
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When the waiter works up the courage to ask for Sophie's number, her answer is cryptic.
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She thought that when she showed it to her waiter, the restaurant would comp her meal.
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"It's absurd," shrugs a waiter in Nevizade, a street filled with bars, tea houses and hostels.
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And when the waiter walks over and can't remember who ordered what, it drives me crazy.
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Mr. Houle, the restaurant waiter, also works part time at the beauty supply store Nancy Boy.
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I know one waiter who would steal money from the cafe while Josephine was in Paris.
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The waiter stopped by our table, and Sloterdijk handed him back his second glass of wine.
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The waiter bots are already in use in restaurants in locations of Hema, Alibaba's supermarket chain.
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You guys are like me, I never walk away from a table without thanking the waiter.
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Suddenly, loud music filled the restaurant and my waiter told me to go watch the performance.
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I'm also a fan of the audio walking tours and when the waiter describes the specials.
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Dinner, which will not begin until mid-August, will be more formal, with full waiter service.
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That sounds less like a Supreme Court justice and more like a waiter at Ruby Tuesday's.
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When asked whether he was worried that the robots would take his job, the waiter laughed.
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An undercover officer posed as a waiter and collected a pizza crust left behind by Franklin.
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Part of that menu will be cooked at your table by a waiter brandishing a blowtorch.
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This is usually the part where the waiter says, 'Do you need a few more minutes?
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The waiter at my first restaurant job, who'd back me into corners and grind against me.
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He took a small but manly taste and then gave an approving nod to the waiter.
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He did not use his phone or speak to anyone, tipping the waiter as he left.
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When the waiter replies in French, you'll hear his words translated into English in your ear.
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As a banquet waiter, he urinates in the soup served to a room full of socialites.
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It's not for sale, but he is already thinking of a renovated pool and waiter service.
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But when he did eat there, the waiter added, he would always leave a $1 tip.
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A waiter at a nearby restaurant had no idea why so many people were rushing inside.
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We're going after people who were a bit rude or got drunk and insulted a waiter.
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A French-speaking waiter appeared and engaged them in a long deliberation about the cheese course.
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He plays a waiter, but in his struggling years that job didn't pan out for him.
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One night at the hotel's rooftop bar, a friend asked a waiter for an iPhone charger.
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She asked a waiter to fill her glass with rosé and then not bring any more.
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But instead of going there, he handed a waiter a note to give to Ms. Figueroa.
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A black waiter shows up in a tuxedo and white gloves, driving an electric golf cart.
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" Peter Lyndon, 19833, waiter, Los Angeles, California donald trump "I'm a member of the Beach Goys.
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"This is a $14 glass of puke!" the buffooniest of them shouts at a waiter. Please.
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As soon as we sat down, Liu called a waiter over and asked for two beers.
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Seven years later, Hayes moved to Los Angeles, and none other than Liam was his waiter.
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Is there really something so lessening, something analogous to begging or borrowing, about being a waiter?
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Her grandfather was a singing waiter in the West Village, who hung out with burlesque dancers.
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The waiter whom I'd seen and chatted with multiple times asked me how the month went.
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It's like saying "yes" when the waiter asks if you've saved room for dessert, minus the pressure.
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"Just eat," the waiter says as I stare at the infinite food combos in front of me.
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No need to get out of your car, the waiter will bring it right to your window.
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But Cavil isn&apost the first waiter to fake a handwritten message to get some Facebook love.
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That sounds less like a Supreme Court justice and more like a waiter at Ruby Tuesday&aposs.
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The waiter recognizes me and knows my order right away: Two chicken tacos and a skinny margarita.
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"He said, 'boy, go get me some sweet tea,'" the waiter went on, mostly under his breath.
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He left classic "let me know when you're on your way" voicemail as the waiter walked by.
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When you finish a pot, turn the top up so your waiter knows you're ready for more
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I managed to lie my way into a job as a back waiter there—a waiter's assistant.
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I pity the poor waiter who a friend saw making Bitcoin trades at $18,000 during his shift.
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Soon enough, our waiter ferried out a giant plate of our appetizers: the Buca Trio Platter ($35).
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The waiter sat down and we all had a discussion about how we might stuff our faces.
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"You freeze it while alive and then slow-cook it at low temperatures," the waiter explained, bowing.
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But the Seattle waiter himself, who is 19 just like Charles, has since spoken out as well.
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Their waiter had added $5 to each of their tips … they were all at the same table.
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I suggest to the waiter that he brings us some wine on the house, and he does.
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As Liz and I finish our plates, a waiter asks if we'd like mango lassi to drink.
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Once it has prepared the beverage, it passes the finished product to a human waiter for serving.
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You know that feeling you get at a restaurant when the waiter finally emerges with your dinner?
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Our favorite waiter reminds us that we get $10 off for signing up for their points card.
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The waiter is played by Ed Sheeran and Ryan Gosling's character tells him he is ruining jazz.
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Being a waiter can be very fun, but I think some people self-sabotage during the process.
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The male victim, investigators later learned, was Nicole's friend Ronald Goldman, 25, a waiter and aspiring model.
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When the waiter came to take orders, Ivana made the mistake of asking for what she wanted.
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"The idea of retirement is entirely foreign to me," said Gullberg, the waiter in New York City.
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Dining | Long Island For 13 years, Michael Silva was a waiter at the Grill Room in Hauppauge.
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On a recent evening, a waiter informed a couple that the establishment had run out of trout.
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When the check came, Mr. Tanne plunked down his credit card and the waiter took it away.
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Francesco Spinali started working as a waiter at the restaurant that now bears his name in 1964.
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The waiter got it perfectly; he turned out to be a wedding photographer in his spare time!
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I don't like people who don't respect others as equals, whether it's a recruiter or a waiter.
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"I don't pay extra in a restaurant to prevent the waiter from spitting in my food," Sen.
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But on a consumer level, the specialness of the non-waiter has lately started to seem fraudulent.
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Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, waiter Ronald Goldman, were stabbed to death on June 20173, 22017.
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Now, let me ask the people here, how many people have worked as a waiter or waitress?
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Bin's father worked as a waiter in Chinese restaurants and the small family struggled to stay afloat.
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The waiter brought out complimentary glasses of orange juice and typical diner coffee before breakfast was ready.
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After I asked for the check, the waiter brought me a piece of baklava on the house.
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Twenty years ago, I yelled at a waiter because my Cobb salad had a cranberry in it.
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A waiter named Hugo would sit down at the end of the night and dish the dirt.
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After three years in the Navy, he worked as a waiter, truck driver and part-time actor.
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During his first career, performing as Jack Roy, he was a singing waiter, used props, tried impressions.
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Not a single waiter asks for a liquor license before serving you, or whether your husband approves.
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One of the most common jobs in the country, waiter or waitress, has effectively ceased to exist.
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He was especially pleased that the waiter remembered his favorite snack to go with his drink: peanuts.
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The waiter said it was a one-time menu offer, and I didn't want to miss out.
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When my father woke again he said, "Check, please!" and waved his hand toward an invisible waiter.
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M.B.Z. lived simply in Morocco, and spent several months working as a waiter in a local restaurant.
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A chatty waiter who remembered them brought the menus, and Ms. Tur ordered a bottle of Bordeaux.
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Henry Goldstein said that the waiter at Limon Jungle asked for his dog's "papers," among other questions.
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He says that his entire salary from his day job as a waiter goes toward Dory's treatment.
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Shortly after his release, Mr. Abbott was arrested in New York for stabbing a waiter to death.
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In the middle of my last lunch there, a waiter handed the phone to one of my guests.
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Saul Leiter's "Waiter, Paris" (21989) was sold for $21926,22017 at Swann Auction Galleries, a record for the work.
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"I'll serve anyone / Like a blind waiter / I make my girl come first / then I arrive later" 6.
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When you haven't eaten all day and the waiter brings the warm bread, that can be incredibly satisfying.
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Five years ago, this 37-year-old tamalero spent his nights serving alcohol as a strip club waiter.
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When I got to London I landed a waiter job in a fancy restaurant at a fancy hotel.
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The protagonist soon sneaks his way into a cocktail party disguised as a waiter, expecting easy, lucrative targets.
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A waiter who said a customer left him a note calling him a "terrorist" made the story up.
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Caroline makes inappropriate jokes about the waiter working the other side of the restaurant, blond and chisel jawed.
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He was a total narcissist, he continually spoke over me, and he was extremely rude to our waiter.
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Using the devices, any waiter can become an expert on menu offerings at the touch of a button.
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This ensures that Waiter only dials back in the user when an actual representative comes on the line.
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"We were seated, we ordered food and the waiter immediately asked us to pay," says Wickham, now 31.
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"Whoever the waiter was proceeded to pour red wine and didn't stop," Alexandra Errico, Beyder's attorney, told NorthJersey.
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During his search, Julio — now working as a waiter — falls for the hotel owner's daughter, Alicia (Amaia Salamanca).
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And as soon as the [waiter] brought over my pizza, Guy walks by and goes, 'Huh. Huh. Huh.
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Having been a waiter throughout studying, I decided to continue this path and see where it would lead.
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For whatever reason, I also like to perform, so I think that's why I liked being a waiter.
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Tal Sharabi, 22, a waiter at Benedict, where some victims had been sitting, said he witnessed the shooting.
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The conference typically breaks even, Grotz said, though that could change with the elimination of the waiter program.
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For example, a person who has worked as a waiter has great multi-tasking and customer service skills.
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My drink and meal arrived at the same time, with a different waiter bringing each plate out simultaneously.
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"Your chops, sir," a waiter said, and there were roast potatoes and parsnips mashed and rich brown gravy.
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"We believe good service is attentive service," said a waiter in the upscale Polanco neighborhood of Mexico City.
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Klinger was the kind of waiter who slams down an order of eggs in front of a customer.
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"The translation between you and the waiter is such a f------ hassle, I'm pointing at it," he says.
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In fact, one waiter pulled out all the stops to squeeze models Charlotte and Toni at the bar.
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Victims included a Bollywood film producer, a Turkish waiter, a Lebanese fitness trainer and a Jordanian bar owner.
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My waiter scooped out some pork bone broth for me into a bowl full of herbs and seasonings.
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"Here's the bread bowl," Shane said, telling the waiter to put the food right in front of Emily.
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A waiter stops by Kobe's table to take his drink order, and Kobe asks for a vodka martini.
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It's not only a considerate way to avoid blindsiding your friends, it's also a courtesy to the waiter.
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When my partner and I go out to eat, the waiter will often refer to us as ''ladies.
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"Alberto's worked here for about 40 years," Sala adds, pointing to a slender waiter decked out in black.
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Nevertheless, Pizza Hut is in on the action now, with a robot waiter at one of its stores.
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I got into a conversation with the waiter, a Chinese immigrant who didn't speak English (for obvious reasons).
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You can even select everything you want, tap "translate" and show the order to your waiter in Portuguese.
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Jackson has looked for jobs ranging from a waiter to an assistant to the elderly, to no avail.
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The living room has a fireplace with an automatic "wood waiter" that carries logs up from the garage.
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His father, who is retired, previously worked as a waiter at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Times Square.
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The young waiter, high on ketamine, grabbed the wheel from Kendall and steered the car into a river.
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On a paper napkin borrowed from the waiter, he drew out a scheme to outwit this vicious cycle.
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After arriving in New York in 1951, he worked as a waiter and a porter while writing fiction.
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We met when he was a waiter and I was a waitress in hotels at the Jersey Shore.
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Recently, I watched a waiter in a hotel restaurant communicate with foreign guests using a voice translation app.
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Kelvin Puello, a front waiter, tends to a spot late in the evening, as dinner service winds down.
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But as dish after dish arrived (so many that the waiter brought an extra table), I gave in.
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Alexandre Pigeard, a French waiter, was stabbed to death while serving customers at a bistro in Borough Market.
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My friend Ekin arrived and a waiter seated us at the last two empty stools at the bar.
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Ms. Guilloux said she was concerned when she saw a waiter set up cutlery without wearing a mask.
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"When he was too dirty and we were busy, we wouldn't let him come in," one waiter said.
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"Nothing for me," she said, handing the menu back to the waiter, making a face of cartoonish regret.
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"I know I'm going to Hell, but can I get the duck-liver toast?" she asked a waiter.
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There was no charging socket, but the charming waiter insisted on pulling up a chair for my bag.
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The waiter said he could only serve drinks to hotel guests, but would gladly offer tap water. Deal.
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Earlier, Manning had also instructed the waiter to add an extra two or three zeros to the check.
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Zahran and her sister found me, and a waiter led us to a table in the family section.
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I have my fingers crossed our waiter won't say anything about the foreign, orange substance on the plate.
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There will be no waiter service, but runners will bring orders to those who opt to eat in.
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"We're actually not allowed to call the draft beer Heineken, because it's not completely genuine," the waiter explains.
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In "The Dumb Waiter," Pinter mines abundant comedy from the absurd exhortation to "light the kettle" while accenting the gathering dread as the two men, Ben (Danny Dyer) and Gus (Martin Freeman), interact increasingly testily with each other and with the dumb waiter that gives this comedy of menace its title.
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After a while, the waiter came out with our soup and salad, lasagna, and chicken parm with fettuccine alfredo.
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A friendly robot waiter will then deliver your food to you via conveyor belt in an adorable Lego lunchbox.
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Your waiter will also be so busy that they don't really have the time to actually worry about you.
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Picture this: you're at a restaurant, and you can finally see your waiter on the way with your food.
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Video "I went to IHOP earlier and the waiter was like 'it's burgers," wrote one Twitter user on Wednesday.
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And then you get to become a back waiter, and you have to learn to set up a table.
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Eliza's best friend is Giles (Richard Jenkins), a single gay man who's got a crush on a diner waiter.
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Our waiter is super chill and compliments the impressive nautical-themed sleeve my husband has on his left leg.
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Sasha, still a back waiter, is preparing for his review with Howard (Paul Sparks) to be promoted to server.
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His father, Isidore, was a waiter, and his mother, Molly (Stern) Ackerman, was a maid; both were from Hungary.
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In a modern restaurant in Old Havana, a waiter took our orders using a gleaming white Apple iPad mini.
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Afterwards, I catch Ben, a waiter from nearby Bill's, who was running the race for the first time today.
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The waiter takes too long helping other patrons, so we have to leave after a few glasses of water.
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Our waiter, who has come by to deliver our dessert menus, has overheard Betty talking about her performance schedule.
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They are a little watered down, but we keep drinking them and the waiter keeps filling up our cup.
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George Clooney photobombed longtime pal Matt Damon, 46, as the actor posed with a waiter in a Venetian restaurant.
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Florencio Sanchidrián: I was working as a waiter and one day, I started cutting ham and really liked it.
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Right on cue, a waiter presents our table with another Maxim classic: stir-fried egg whites with crispy prawns.
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Checking out the menu As soon as you sit down at a restaurant, the waiter hands over a menu.
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At this point, I had moved to another restaurant—higher end—as a waiter and it was more money.
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"The menu at Pizzeria Gino Sorbillo is only in Italian, so just ask the waiter for recommendations," she says.
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Watching her husband berate a waiter from afar, Loretta explains how his verbally abusive behavior is threatening their marriage.
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Even the smallest speaking roles — a waiter, an AA member, a glowering Witchita writer — bring in familiar comic names.
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Before joining the band, he used to work as a waiter, but he finds this job way more amusing.
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A mutual fund is not like a corked wine that people can hand back to the waiter right away.
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With his shaved head and light complexion, Du Xin shares a passing resemblance to Gunther, the hapless deadpan waiter.
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An hour later, a waiter brought Mr. Schatz two hefty lamb chops sizzling on the plate, with no sides.
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She also shared a video showing a waiter torch her mom's celebratory dessert, with her beau by her side.
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"I'm really peckish tonight," I said, repeating Hitchcock's literal words to a waiter once at Chasen's in West Hollywood.
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And if a waiter says something about a wine you're unaware of, just ask what grapes are in it.
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In a Hollywood Reporter interview, Clark describes how a waiter raped her when she was on vacation in Israel.
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But midmeal my waiter popped by the table with a three-foot-high peppermill, rounding out the cartoony silliness.
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On a recent Thursday, a gentle waiter offered his aid to two women worrying over which beverage to order.
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A waiter dropped a plate of half eaten food and said it was from 'the man at the bar.
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"I love this place because it binds the generations," said Joey, a waiter who has been here since 1997.
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Maybe it was the waiter I met who lost his apartment when a wave roared through his living room.
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Some staff members darted for exits soon after, Ms. Kabra said, but one waiter told her to sit down.
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Harvey was unimpressed with my choice and told the waiter to bring me a vodka and diet soda instead.
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I apologise to the waiter nearby for my terrible table manners (I went in with hands rather than silverware).
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Someone at the next table had ordered the steak Diane and the waiter flambéed the meal before the table.
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My friends and I made sure to snap a picture with our favorite waiter Rod during our last meal.
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A waiter was rifling through his pockets, in search of a driver's license, as if to identify a corpse.
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A waiter in a white tux twirled a waitress in a black dress and pearls, then dipped her low.
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" Stone instructed a waiter to bring him a "Ketel One Martini up, with a couple of olives, very dry.
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He finally gives it, with a bored flip of the hand, as if summoning a waiter for a refill.
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Cabanas are also available to rent should you want a private shaded area, dedicated chairs, and VIP waiter service.
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He was a waiter at the Park House Hotel over in Maitland where Docia Boger was a chamber-maid.
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I play a young waiter from a poor background who works in the hotel when the terrorists come in.
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I was at a waiter at a pub near the Catholic University of America, where I went to college.
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And as he was building the company, he was living off his job as a waiter at Red Lobster.
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Clough's son now plans to earn $3,500 over the summer with two jobs, as a waiter and a lifeguard.
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Once, while scattering buttons around the club that said "Uppity Women Unite," a male waiter asked for a handful.
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But the same may not be true for a hotel front-desk clerk, restaurant waiter or rental car agent.
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It opened about a year and a half ago with a counter-service format, then switched to waiter service.
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They where on there lunch time and ordering there food and just because they where speaking in Spanish to the waiter this asshole jumps in and started to call the waiter and my wife and her best friend all types of names and threatened to call I.C.E on them and the employees !!!!
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He's kinda clean-cut looking, like a cater waiter who somehow found himself in the life of a pop star.
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The restaurant is spacious and handsome, with an open kitchen, curtained booths, waiter service and a collection of bovine tchotchkes.
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"She thought I was a waiter and she asked me to go get her a glass of wine," he said.
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"We just didn't think they would only want beer," one waiter at an upscale eatery in central Moscow told Reuters.
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In part three, GarbageDump has a grouchy run-in with her waiter, Grover, over an inventory problem in the kitchen.
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I once had a beautiful wedding cake fall off a table during a wedding (after a waiter knocked it over).
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Hamill admitted it was because he too had relied on tips as a waiter at one point in his life.
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And then you become a food runner and you learn what the food is—and then you become a waiter.
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For three years, I was a waiter and caterer at one of the trendiest hotels and restaurants in Los Angeles.
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Andrew Sachs, the German-born British actor known for playing the bumbling Spanish waiter Manuel on Fawlty Towers, died Nov.
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So they may charge $3 per applicant for a waiter position but $30 per applicant for an executive chef position.
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As Damon smiles and points to the waiter, Clooney can been seen ducking into the shot with a playful smile.
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The internet is shedding collective happy tears over a kind waiter who helped comfort a stressed-out family this week.
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Another man, Dylan, who is a waiter, told me he would change his speech at the restaurant he works at.
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In most scenarios, I am also present, wiping a single, constant tear from my eyes while masquerading as a waiter.
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When the waiter appeared, he asked the four Latina women for their proof of residency, as The Washington Post reports.
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"People aren't usually in Blackpool if they have somewhere to go," says Brian, an unemployed waiter outside the job centre.
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A waiter arrived with a pisco sour and a shot of shochu, and two diners clinked glasses to Pacific crossings.
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The poet Major Jackson was a waiter in 1996 and is grateful that he was able to attend Bread Loaf.
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A waiter entered the room carrying eight alarming-looking knives, sheathed in wooden scabbards decorated with mother-of-pearl inlays.
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"People are waiting for a solution to the monetary duality," said Jose Luis Gomez, a waiter at a Havana restaurant.
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An African-American waiter named James Parker, who tackled Czolgosz after two shots were fired, was hailed as a hero.
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A tray had just emerged from the oven, and our waiter presented us with four still-warm, bite-size squares.
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That is, if they felt distance from the waiter, they were more likely to give him or her poor marks.
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But with a mix of Hennessey cognac, Aperol, Campari and lemon, as detailed by the waiter, it wasn't a sidecar.
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"All our clients were Syrian and we lived off their tips," said Mohammed Hajji, 22, a waiter at the cafe.
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Naturally, an adorable robot waiter does the honors of delivering the next drink to the researcher testing out this platform.
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If things had worked out as Zamenhof had hoped, maybe I would have spoken to my Chinese waiter in Esperanto.
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Since September 2016, Thomas Pamperin has been chef, waiter, owner, as well as dishwasher at Restaurant Njordvest at Utterslev Torv.
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As the waiter comes to clear the table, my companion attempts to nonchalantly enquire about the ingredients of the sauce.
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If a cop comes by, the waiter will throw a sheet over you and pretend you're a pile of trash.
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After the couple sat down at another table, Mr. Catsimatidis asked a waiter to go over and take a photo.
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He eventually got work as a waiter, and then in a tomato factory, before landing again at the unemployment office.
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"This is not normal, it's all empty!" said Luis Pacheco, a waiter at Papas and Beer, a popular beachside bar.
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"I was a waiter when I got that job (playing Jim Halpert on "The Office")," Krasinski said during his show.
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But if you went out on a date with someone, when the waiter came, would you give them a coupon?
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By day, orders will be placed and retrieved at the open kitchen counter; by night, there will be waiter service.
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And when the last partridge was et, the last bit of Badajoz goat, I handed the waiter a Visa card.
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The kind where you wear jeans, drink expensive wine and the waiter describes the farm where the chickens were raised.
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The waiter ran my Visa card, added 5 percent to my bill and gave me my charge receipt in dollars.
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When the bill finally materialized, we'd been charged for items we didn't order and had to hunt our waiter down.
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Three weeks before the show began previews at the end of 1981, Mr. Alessandrini was still working as a waiter.
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When he mocks a waiter at a fancy restaurant — an utterly mundane target — his language adjusts to suit the character.
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The waiter who came to prepare the table gave him a much sharper knife than mine, with a thinner blade.
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Soon, my small "Special" deep-dish pizza arrived, and my waiter dragged a slice from the pie onto a plate.
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If the restaurant accepts digital payments, the waiter may bring a card reader to you (which is common in Europe).
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"After some back and forth, the waiter says, "Okay," looks down, looks around, looks at the floor: "Where's your spoon?
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" For dessert, he reportedly asked the waiter for a couple of spoons, explaining that he'll have "a little of everyone's.
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"I was working at Red Lobster for five years as a waiter as I was running this business," John says.
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He's worked nearly full time since his freshman year; today he's a waiter and works at the campus advising center.
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When the waiter asked if we wanted the last roasted goat's head, I didn't think it was a big deal.
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I ordered my coffee and orange juice in Spanish from the same waiter who'd taught me how to, years before.
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The waiter died, and his family briefly asked questions before everything was hushed up by the almighty power of money.
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A waiter from the restaurant described the attackers as "young, well-dressed, comfortable," speaking to a reporter for The Hindu.
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He said he was in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, having breakfast on Friday when a waiter congratulated him on Trump's announcement.
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In the late 90s, he ended up working as a waiter at the aforementioned well-known five star Melbourne hotel.
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It was pleasant, if touristy, with outdoor seating and a waiter who couldn't seem to speak either English or Italian.
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For many, being a waiter is a part-time job that one does as a backup for their "real" gig.
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Bites "I grew those sunchokes," our waiter said, referring to the purée under my son's grass-fed, espresso-cured hanger steak.
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He grills a waiter about his favorite cigarette brand, marveling at the man's seemingly unshakable loyalty, and then orders another drink.
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"I started in with bow ties as a waiter at the girls' athletic banquet in 11th grade," Nye told the magazine.
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ID and your papers, please They asked their waiter for a drink; he asked for some ID ... and proof of residency.
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It's worth nothing that Bonser did lessen the blow of his ploy, tweeting that he left the waiter a $20 tip.
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Good deeds A Georgia waiter feeds a customer with no hands and the Internet develops a serious lump in its throat.
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Our waiter, Andreas, comes over to our booth and places something resembling a chunky iPad on the end of the table.
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The self-taught chef moved to the UK from France in 1972 and worked his way up from being a waiter.
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A diner in a restaurant asks for a Coke and the waiter asks: "Is Pepsi okay?" before the three stars intervene.
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If you're a waiter at a mid- to higher price point restaurant, you have a shot at making a decent salary.
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One of the realest hero moments, however, came when the man turned down an offer from their waiter to order dessert.
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Getting ready for a big night coming up, plus I'll be able to wear this when I eventually become a waiter.
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When I went back to get them, the waiter and the rest of the 'staff' said that they hadn't seen anything.
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A waiter dressed in a classic white uniform, rushes up the stairs of Kolkata's historic Indian Coffee House on College Street.
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Sachs, who played a waiter from Barcelona on the series co-created by Monty Python star John Cleese, died on Nov.
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On multiple occasions, the characters accidentally hand a menu back to a waiter with their left hand — a big no-no.
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This time, we hear from a chef in Buenos Aires about what it's like to be sued by your own waiter.
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Mr. Neglia was the only waiter on hand both nights we visited, and on a busy Saturday, he couldn't keep up.
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"Relax, have an espresso," said the waiter on a recent evening when we suggested we'd taken too long at a table.
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As a waiter, "I learned basically everything I've ever needed to know about customer service," Ohanian told The New York Times.
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WATCH: Bob Odenkirk Looks Back on the Waiter Job Where He Couldn't Stop Scaring Customers For full Emmys coverage, click here.
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Shark Tank investor Daymond John worked as a waiter at Red Lobster for five years while developing his FUBU clothing line.
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During his time as a waiter, an outside observer would likely have determined that he developed a drinking problem, Bruns said.
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Participants also graded customer satisfaction, the service quality and the likability of the waiter on a scale from low to high.
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I was panting and paranoid, sure that when the room-service waiter knocked and I didn't answer, he'd call the police. . . .
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On another visit, our waiter spent much of his time outside, watching passers-by on the street instead of his tables.
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"I'm now on round five of rejections," said Mr. Bade, 19913, a waiter and martial arts instructor who lives in Chicago.
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Our waiter is great — he's from Wisconsin and moved here with his Finnish girlfriend — and everything on the menu looks delicious.
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The waiters' blue jackets in "The Waiter" and "The Ballroom" have deeper-blue shadows that evoke clouds in a night sky.
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The waiter is fearful given the current climate on immigration and did not want his name used or his photo posted.
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Portugal. The Man released their debut album, "Waiter: You Vultures!" in 2006 and booked their first headlining tour the next year.
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"There was a traffic jam, and the road was packed with bystanders and cars," a waiter at a nearby restaurant said.
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There's nothing you'd like better than to have your girlfriends here instead, drinking and snickering with you over the bad waiter.
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Most of the restaurant's human fixtures appear to have been around nearly as long, including the waiter who narrates the novel.
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The 20223-year-old former waiter dropped out of Dillard University nearly 22022 years ago because he could not afford it.
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We found it: The waiter put a steaming platter of some of the strangest seafood I'd ever seen onto the table.
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At lunch the day before, at the Seafood Restaurant, I asked a waiter about what I might expect come May Day.
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Armie Hammer plays an American guest trying to protect his wife and newborn, while Dev Patel plays a heroic Sikh waiter.
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Brum said that the waiter who allegedly poured the liquid nitrogen into Wagers' cup of water has not yet been identified.
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A tattooed waiter came by for our order, and Driver, who lives nearby, in Brooklyn Heights, chose scrambled eggs with spinach.
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If you're thinking about taking a summer job as a lifeguard or waiter to make extra cash, think again, Herjavec warns.
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A waiter there blanched after I ordered a falafel platter ($20) from the Shareable section of the menu all for myself.
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Back home, the only Black people we see her encounter are a young male waiter and her maid and "friend," Flora.
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Science was being told that I was mistaken for a waiter at a party because I had worn a black sweater.
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When I went to college, my mother got a waiter at my favorite restaurant to pack her pints of the stuff.
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Berlin was a singing waiter in a Chinatown dive when he earned 27 cents for his first published song in 1907.
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The black waiter jumps back on his electric golf cart, after writing down their orders, and heads off toward the clubhouse.
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In KL, as the city is known, he is employed as a bottled-gas deliveryman, a security guard and a waiter.
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In KL, as the city is known, he is employed as a bottled-gas deliveryman, a security guard and a waiter.
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As FUBU started to grow, he spent more hours working on his business and less on his job as a waiter.
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"If there's such a law, we'll have to close down," said a waiter named Okan, at a hip bar in Kadikoy.
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The Kurdish journalist Sedat Yilmaz pulled up a chair and the waiter also poured him a glass of the Assyrian red.
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"The translation between you and the waiter is such a f—— hassle, I'm pointing at it," he said in the clip.
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But if you're a service worker working in a nail salon or as a waiter, you're often not doing very well.
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A waiter set down bread—a pink hibiscus brioche and a coca-leaf bun, served with coca butter and quinoa tofu.
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The waiter said that six attackers had been involved, two of whom had taken a room on the hotel's second story.
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A waiter approached with a soda refill, prompting Mr. McCarthy to sweep a copy of "Just Fly Away" out of view.
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I'm currently a waiter at a restaurant in Chepstow South Wales and I'm from a town in South Wales called Cwmbran.
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It was made, the waiter said, of aged ground beef baked in a cake mold, with Stroganoff sauce and foie gras.
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The waiter told the woman that wouldn't be possible, and that's apparently why she decided to yank her own hair out.
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A restaurant is one of the few places where you're not actually doing the swiping — the waiter does it for you.
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Assholes are everywhere (in the streets, in bed, amongst colleagues) and as a waiter, you learn how to deal with them.
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When I go to the deli or I'm talking to a waiter or my Uber driver and they say, 'How are you?
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"I made much more money in my thirties than now," said waiter Costas Papaconstantinou, 54, at a cafe in the city center.
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If you have leftovers, you can just scoop them in and politely tell the waiter that, no, you don't need a box.
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But on their dinner date, he couldn't stop making out with Christy — much to the disdain of their waiter and fellow diners.
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The effort was led by head waiter Varghese Thomas, the last person to escape down a spiral staircase — he did not survive.
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As a waiter escorted him out of the establishment, Hernandez sucker punched him in the side of his head, rupturing his eardrum.
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One is just pure labor substitution for jobs that are largely physical and visual manipulation — driving, security guard, warehouse work, waiter, maid.
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He would soon be charged with the bloody murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and a waiter named Ronald Goldman.
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The woman, who was a waiter at another one of Batali's restaurants, Babbo, at the time, said she believes she was drugged.
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Even after "Goodfellas" came out, I was still working as a waiter, and people would recognize me – that was an odd experience.
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Lopez was previously married to waiter Ojani Noa, dancer Cris Judd and Anthony, while Rodriguez settled his divorce from Scurtis in 2008.
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Looking over the menu, I ended up chatting for hours with my Caribbean-born waiter, who was eager to diversify my palette.
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Perry [Chen] was a day trader, and Yancey [Strickler] was a waiter at the restaurant where Perry took a break every day.
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In a first-of-its-kind case, a waiter in Canada is facing jail time after serving a customer the wrong dish.
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When informed he had served his allergic customer fish, the waiter said he was sorry and offered to switch it for beef.
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Wanda Sykes stopped a waiter who was walking away to take several cones of french fries and was very excited about it.
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So the waiter hits the button for a turkey burger, doesn't check when he grabs the tray and gives it to her.
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Sit down at a Cairo café and the waiter might greet you as basha, borrowed from Turkish pasha and the Ottoman conquest.
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"But for me, the minute I stopped being a waiter and started being an actor was when I started living my dream."
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Then he handed the menu back to the waiter, leaned back in his seat and sipped slowly from his rum and coke.
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Betty inquires about the chicken tagine, but upon hearing the waiter describe its stewy, spice-infused nature returns to reading her menu.
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But "I'm sorry" is about as sufficient as saying "Hey, thanks!" to a waiter and walking out without paying for your meal.
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Bina's tragic outfit choice, which makes her look like a cater waiter, is a plaintive metaphor for how her husband sees her.
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After the photo stirred up controversy about yet another high-profile celebrity not tipping their waiter, Jenner says the post was misleading.
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"I made much more money in my thirties than now," said waiter Costas Papaconstantinou, 54, at a cafe in the city centre.
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At the same time, by divine chance –or careful choreography– a waiter passes us carrying an order of uni-crowned octopus tostadas.
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Gonzalez's father, a waiter who had received invitations to defect while in the United States, was appointed to the island's National Assembly.
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian was a waiter at Pizza Hut in high school, after working his way up from a dishwasher.
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However, while you order beverages from a waiter at Demel, to order a cake you have to go up to a counter.
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If Mattis was a babysitter, then McMaster was a waiter, presenting the Commander-in-Chief with a menu, and letting him order.
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Because their flavor is "super funky," a waiter explained, they're not usually served; we were welcome to try them if we liked.
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"The waiter added: "There are more rich than famous people coming in but we get Robert De Niro, Paul McCartney, Ivanka Trump.
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Alibaba is increasingly emphasizing its plans to bridge the gap between online and offline retail with initiatives like the adorable robot waiter.
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We found that how close a consumer felt toward the waiter correlated with how they rated the quality of service they received.
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"If they don't give him back, that is the end of our relationship with America," said Osman Arsan, a waiter in Istanbul.
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Whether it's the porter in her building, a waiter, a store clerk or a receptionist, she is sure to inform their boss.
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But a 35-year-old waiter living in a Miami rental would owe $260 more, Florida TaxWatch, a nonpartisan state group, found.
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Chris Brown, as seen on a news broadcast, is wishing the same thing when the waiter hands Dicky a magical fortune cookie.
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On the Mondays that I work, I help in the kitchen until noon and then I start as a waiter and bartender.
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The waiter doesn't know he should double-check to make sure the chef didn't change the recipe and add peanuts that evening.
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A French waiter who was fired for being combative and aggressive said his former bosses were discriminating against his culture and heritage.
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Then I worked my way up to a waiter, where I learned basically everything I've ever needed to know about customer service.
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"We've got a 15 percent discount today, but we only advertised it on Facebook and Instagram," said a waiter at Nocciola Chocolaterie.
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A hazy outline of a man, wearing a tuxedo, hovered in the background like a waiter ready to fill my water glass.
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She had a waiter bring bowls of lima beans and tomato pudding, then a slice each of coconut cake and buttermilk pie.
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The dhansak awaits at the far end of the room, where a waiter stands stoically blank behind three silver-domed chafing dishes.
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It's a pattern that leaves people like Olympia Jiménez, a 49-year-old waiter in Caracas, terrified about his wages and tips.
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The list also includes the emphatic sports bar waiter from "Money Bag Shawty" and Al's chicken wing-serving fan from Season 1.
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"I didn't think twice about telling my waiter my list of 15 allergies including gluten because I wasn't ordering food," she said.
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A former waiter, Mr. Ryan said that the skills learned doing low-paid work often prove to be valuable later in life.
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Mr. Tallent quit his job as a waiter and started writing his second novel about a climber who has a traumatic accident.
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The waiter offered to sprinkle some cheese on the dish, and there was simply no way we could say no to that.
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The waiter said they had a rare treat—pineapples had just arrived from the Bahamas, would they not wish to try one?
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But social drinking can turn into self-medication, according to Brian David Bruns, who worked as a waiter for Carnival Cruise Line.
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The other day, I went for Italian food lunch, and the waiter asked if I wanted more cowbell with my pasta bolognese.
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He'd have a Doral waiter peel it and supreme it for him, and then he'd eat it with a knife and fork.
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He did not set out to be a writing guru; he set out to be an actor, but actually became a waiter.
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Stoners are supposed to be peaceable people, but apparently one of the diners pushed a waiter on their way out the door.
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She can't find the restroom, and a waiter, with an air of reluctancy, is attempting to guide her in the right direction.
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The waiter at the local bistro nods when we pass, thanks to a long-ago conversation about the joys of kitten ownership.
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At lunch, Weinstein was indeed a bully, insisting that their waiter bring her vodka and diet soda, when all she wanted was juice.
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Why, when they cool and lose their allure, do I want to ask the waiter to drop them back into the fryer again?
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The restaurant is reservation-only, but we're greeted by the same waiter who serviced my family when we ate there on Christmas Day.
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There's this great movie theater downtown, and they have balcony seats where you have a love seat, total privacy, and your own waiter.
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" When the dessert menu came, Buffett reportedly told the waiter, "Just bring a couple of spoons, and I'll have a little of everyone's.
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A service for a smile When waiter Kasey Simmons paid for an elderly woman's groceries, all he expected in return was a smile.
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It's unclear whether the restaurant reinstated the waiter after Thompson's intervention, as the high-end establishment is not addressing the situation any further.
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Although a waiter served Clinton three pieces of cheesecake -- original, strawberry and pineapple -- Clinton declined to take a bite with the press present.
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Sometimes we want a waiter or we want a doctor that speaks to us, but a lot of like radiology, not so much.
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Developer Nina Yang came up with the idea last night before the event when her waiter took a while to take her order.
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Also at the resort are an unctuous waiter played by Jonah Hill and an friendly concierge — and love interest — played by Mila Kunis.
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"When dessert time came he ordered cheesecake and the waiter brought it out on a platter with a beautiful silver cover," she shared.
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The waiter is a little weird and keeps referring to us as "girls," which makes me cringe every time... $12.983 9:30 p.m.
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Foregoing college, he worked odd jobs, from messenger to waiter, before launching a line of handmade hats in 1989 under the name FUBU.
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Waiter flirted with my gf!!" and "unsure what it is about waiters in Indian restaurants, but they treat you like you're bothering them.
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Tipping is not a fun game to get your waiter to work harder, it's an expected part of dining in the United States.
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When he was younger, he used to hang out with a gay drag queen waiter friend at a Ruby Tuesdays in Jensen Beach.
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That's when waiter Robert Davis stepped up to the plate, offering to feed Ellee while the rest of the family enjoyed their meals.
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OurMenu wants to let you order from your phone at your table instead of talking to a waiter, and without downloading an app.
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A hundred years from now, we'll all be wearing T-shirts idolizing this freedom-fighting waiter—and you'd best believe it'll be glorious.
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The chefs are cooking and serving in the restaurant, but there isn't a waiter present to take orders and manage the delivery process.
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But when the waiter comes over and asks if Blue wouldn't rather have a Transformer than a doll, Ralph is not having it.
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Litvinenko then explained that the waiter left to retrieve a new cup, possibly at the request of Lugovoi, but he couldn't remember exactly.
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The body of a young Sicilian waiter, Angelo Guzzardi, had been found in a dumpster in Brooklyn a few days before 9/11.
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From online reviews customers appear to be charmed by Pepper's antics and were forgiving of the laborious service style of her 'waiter' colleagues.
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We had lunch there, and at one point I told our waiter, I'm going to propose, please take my phone and video it.
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"In the future, we will only need one waiter to help in the restaurant and one to help with seating," Mr. Liu said.
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So each time the waiter comes by, the pressure intensifies to keep up, to order another item, to get your full money's worth.
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Warren Carlyle did the character-rich choreography, which generously allows a clumsy waiter (Michael Fatica) to lead a virtuoso tango with his clientele.
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It was my first day working at Yangtze as a waiter, and I had told myself it was going to be the last.
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When it came at last, we'd finished our glasses, but the sight of the waiter bearing toward us prompted us to order more.
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When the dog hit bottom she slid her hindquarters under her belly, deftly, a waiter helping a fat man onto a seat cushion.
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"I am a giant tandoori chicken wearing an Armani suit," Azgi, now a waiter at an Indian restaurant on East Sixth Street, says.
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The player's body language becomes a spiral of contradictions, like someone keeping up dinner-table conversation while scanning the room for the waiter.
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The blowtorch comes into play with a starter of Wagyu, which is cut thin and dramatically scorched at the table by your waiter.
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But Kendall quickly lost his advantage, when he and a waiter from the estate went out in search of drugs that same night.
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The waiter would sniff it, and it would still smell like beer, but he wasn't going to take a chance and taste it.
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The drinking age was 18, and broke kids who couldn't afford a drink held empty beer cans all night to fool the waiter.
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"It's like gambling," said Mr. Bai, a university dropout who has cycled through a series of menial jobs like security guard and waiter.
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For this instalment, we visit Joe Allen, one of the first restaurants in London's West End, and talk to original waiter Jon Spiteri.
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Ms. Nelson, the waiter and aspiring comedian whom Mr. Friedman kissed in his car, recalled the time she met an idol, Ms. Poehler.
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In Iraq, Zahra worked as a waiter in a cafe in Baghdad, only wearing women's clothing in the safety of her own home.
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"There was a traffic jam and the road was packed with bystanders and cars," said Abdinur Abdulle, a waiter at a nearby restaurant.
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He had the waiter secretly snap a photo of the date, used the app to identify him, and emailed the results to Andrea.
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A waiter, Amine Belkacem, 50, who was serving diners in a Moroccan restaurant, said he saw young people running away from the scene.
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Our waiter raves about the zucchini balls and feta with honey, so we order those alongside a seafood platter, and one cocktail each.
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My thoughts go to people who work as a waiter, for instance, and this type of emergency of course puts them in trouble.
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At one point, however, O.J. appears to be spying on her as she spends time with her friend and restaurant waiter Ron Goldman.
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Michael handed his menu to the waiter, feeling in natural cahoots with the man, the two of them forced to serve this family.
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And repetitive, physical tasks at work—whether you're a camera operator, EMT or waiter – can cause fatigue and pain even in healthy workers.
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I didn't have money or a visa, and I couldn't be a waiter in America so I'd save up over many, many months.
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A waiter once forgot to charge me for a drink at a restaurant, and I did not tell him to adjust the check.
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A: I actually enjoyed those formative times, working as a waiter and making $15 or $20 here and there for opening comedy shows.
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The waiter at Aureole told me a friend who worked on the top floor was forced to stay up there until 5 a.m.
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These are the people who lost their lives, including a pregnant mother of two, and a waiter who was engaged to be married.
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He had just taken over the artistic direction of Batsheva, and Mr. Heymann was a waiter at a restaurant that the couple frequented.
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Ten other customers were at several tables but the waiter said there was nothing to worry about in talking to any of them.
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That there was a kid in my high school who worked as a waiter there, who all the moms were in love with?
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" A waiter in a trim suit and tie, when asked about his favorite items on the menu, responded, "Close your eyes and point.
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Jeffrey himself is a gay cater-waiter in his 22016s who, rather than worry about what is safe, decides to remain celibate forever.
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Apparently the only time they've seen his sunny vibes darken was when they were in a restaurant and the waiter forgot his food.
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When your card leaves your sight so the waiter can process the bill, you have no idea what's going on behind the scenes.
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"I'd like to give you a nice, clean spoon," says the waiter, placing a clanking collection of cutlery on my otherwise empty table.
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Dealing with Dicks When one works as a waiter, one adopts an attitude of helpfulness, but this doesn't mean that one becomes servile.
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"Its a tough language to learn," waiter Zachariah Ropia said as he moved down the sleek white carriage striped with orange, amber and yellow.
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"Open it, spread some kaymak and on top put some of that honey,," the waiter says as he gestures a kiss in the air.
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They earn a few cents for each tweet they verify, earning around the same amount a waiter would for a day's work, says Kloppers.
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Sydney was 8 years old, and Justin only 5, when their mother was killed with waiter Ron Goldman outside her Brentwood home in 1994.
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During his tenure as a waiter, Pratt says he basically lived off the scraps that the restaurant's patrons would leave behind on their plates.
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He spent the night live tweeting the date that never was, documenting the reactions of his waiter and the Valentine's Day revelers around him.
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He got paid around $2.30 an hour, and took on extra jobs as a handyman and as a waiter at a fancy Italian restaurant.
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Her friend commented on how "cool" it looked, and the waiter poured a substance into their water glasses to give them the same effect.
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Police recovered a receipt from the restaurant and spoke to a waiter who confirmed the couple only had one child with them during dinner.
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We split the bill evenly; my portion comes out to about $30 including a generous tip, since the waiter is very nice and funny.
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When our waiter found out that we were first-timers, he summoned Shan Shan Lu, the owner, who enthusiastically talked us through the menu.
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From Russia, Mr. Nguyen moved on to Ukraine before he reached France in July of last year and found a job as a waiter.
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When the waiter brought over salmon tartare instead of steak, Canuel took a bite in the dimly lit restaurant before realizing the switch-up.
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Openings in Jinan are mainly in the service industry—as a waiter in restaurants or an attendant at a station on the new underground.
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Andrew Sachs, the British actor best known as the loveable Spanish waiter Manuel on the 1970s BBC sitcom "Fawlty Towers", has died aged 86.
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So today at the Disrupt SF Hackathon developers Ang Li and Jiang Chen, made Waiter, an AI robot to wait on hold for you.
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When my last relationship became more serious, I decided to take a job as a waiter and hold off on escorting for a while.
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You can feel the tension in the air any time a waiter or host asks if either of them would like an adult beverage.
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Tables are close enough that it's most fun to order by simply spying what's on someone else's plate then asking the waiter about it.
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It wasn't from Wagyumafia (they currently only distribute to Asia and Europe), but the waiter had a long story about its origins and flavor.
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Not-so-refreshing drink You might want to think again after telling a waiter that you would like a lemon in your ice water.
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" After the waiter brought over cold glasses of milk for the table, Big Body Bes noted the soigné service: "Bringing us glasses of milk?
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Parenting blogger Clint Edwards used to feel the same way when he was a young waiter who was just trying to do his job.
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Most of them already had some professional experience: one of them was a carpenter, one a fireman, one a waiter, one an art student.
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The ex-spy said: Straight away a waiter came up to us… I could not see him because he came up from the back.
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A seating area with waiter service is adjacent, as is a liquor bar: The Great Northern Food Hall, Vanderbilt Hall, Grand Central Terminal, greatnorthernfood.com.
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The meal ends when their waiter brings out a serving of some fresh cobbler, perhaps a slice of pie, whatever was baked that day.
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Nancy Sinatra worked as a secretary while her husband tried to get his music career started as a singing waiter at a local restaurant.
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A British family was celebrating a daughter's twenty-first birthday; a waiter told them he was looking for the 66 Club, to celebrate his.
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He's still scrounging for acting jobs (while working as a waiter), while she's in real estate, her aspirations of being a dancer having fizzled.
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"Can you not listen to that man and turn the music down," he says to the waiter in a snarling, Afrikaans-inflected stage whisper.
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I asked for a sidecar and got a confused look from the waiter who insisted the bartender didn't know how to make that cocktail.
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Recently, over lunch, his wife, a slim and genial woman named Lu Ann, asked the waiter to bring her order without the fried egg.
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The waiter laid out platters of warm, crisp fiori di zucca and insalata caprese, while Francesca filled our glasses with Fonterenza Rosso di Montalcino.
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Alonzo is also scheduled to be on site, being your favorite table-waiter/magician, for the grand opening between June 1 and June 4.
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She also mentioned an inappropriate comment he made about wanting to hook up with a straight waiter at a restaurant, disregarding his sexual orientation.
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Billy Name: I met Andy Warhol when I was working as a waiter at Serendipity, the hip dessert restaurant on the Upper East Side.
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For this edition, waiter Thomas Clarke shares his frustration about being forced to sing the Birthday Song to strangers in the name of hospitality.
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And Jon Hamm was working as a waiter at 29, not a successful actor playing a philandering ad man in a hit TV show.
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After Karpov received purple yogurt from a waiter during the game, Korchnoi worried that the flavor was a signal from someone on the outside.
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At the restaurant on Thursday, by the time the chipotle chicken and spicy shrimp arrived, even the waiter was wearing a Maguire University pin.
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A waiter initially tried to bar Komisar's entry; once she was inside, some customers booed her, and another dumped a beer on her head.
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"Our cocktail program is backed by an even better kitchen," said our waiter at The Jim and Neesie, Generator Miami's low-lit anchor restaurant.
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Hoping to earn more as a waiter, he applied for a job at the Federalist, a restaurant that was renowned for its wine list.
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"It is a disaster for employers and workers," 39-year old Mustafa Elkeneski, a waiter in a cafe in the centre of the city.
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"It is a disaster for employers and workers," 39-year old Mustafa Elkeneski, a waiter in a cafe in the centre of the city.
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Finally, Mario, a waiter from a cafe who is suffering from lovesickness, is entranced into thinking the magician is the woman he pines for.
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"The translation between you and the waiter is such a f—— hassle, I'm pointing at it," he says in the clip, mimicking Chinese accents.
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I remember seeing my sister pay the restaurant bill, thinking how nice it was of her to throw in something extra for our waiter.
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When the waiter asked us if we would like a five-ounce or eight-ounce pour of red wine, Metcalf emphatically selected the larger.
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The outcome was perhaps summed up best by a moment during the cocktail hour, when a waiter arrived with a tray of hors d'oeuvres.
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I just went right through it, had to get my job back as a waiter," recalled Bacon, adding: "Honestly, it was a great lesson.
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Nearby, a waiter took out a small blow torch to ignite a piece of rosemary that hangs above a $22 candied-bacon bar snack.
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The name of his production company, Sunday Night, is a reference to his days a "a professional waiter" who wanted to be an actor.
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A waiter, perfectly embodying the good-humored coarseness of the place, warns with a wink that it tastes like getting intimate with a mermaid.
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One of its games, Dashi Dash, involves playing as a restaurant waiter and serving patrons based on their happy, sad or angry facial expressions.
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"I like young men," Emily French, a wealthy widow in 1923 London, tells Leonard Vole, the waiter she has enlisted to drive her home.
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You don't get to leave the ship often, so make sure you do when you can, a former waiter on Disney Cruise Line said.
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You know, sometimes in a dark restaurant across the room, a waiter will say, 'That guy over there bought you a glass of wine.
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"I accept this award for every damn captain and waiter in the country," she said — and said no more, sitting down to great applause.
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The waiter—assuming there was no way such a motley crew could afford the high-end libation—called my grandmother over to the table.
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As we left the restaurant, I told the waiter I'd be eating the burger for many a lunch and dinner in the coming weeks.
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At the Whoopie Pie Cafe in Bangor, Maine, business was slow because of the cold, cashier and waiter Liz Gallagher, 58, said by phone.
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The waiter takes our drink orders: I ask for a glass of white wine for my fiancé and a pint of Heineken for me.
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A waiter came by with his pad, and he did his best to take their orders, though his best was not nearly good enough.
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A waiter at a Monte Carlo wine bar, the Wine Palace, owned by Mr. Bedzhamov, said that Mr. Bedzhamov had visited the establishment this week.
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Tom Hanks turned from lovable actor to waiter at the Golden Globes this year — and it was at the request of some very important people.
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"They were tough times, and I started working when I was 10 years old, delivering papers and eventually becoming a waiter, " he said in 2012.
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"They were tough times and I started working when I was 10 years old, delivering papers and eventually becoming a waiter," he said in 2012.
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At a recent march on Glasgow's outskirts, Raza, a waiter watching from outside the Curry Lounge restaurant, reckons the procession is for "supporting national heroes".
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Here Ryan Hall attacks with an attempted waiter sweep, pops out the back door, and inserts the twister hook before going across Hermes Franca's back.
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Would it replicate a moment from my own life, when a waiter loudly misgendered me in every other sentence while I squirmed in my seat?
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Lopez was previously married to waiter Ojani Noa, dancer Cris Judd and singer Marc Anthony, while Rodriguez settled his divorce from Cynthia Scurtis in 2008.
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Owner Tony Ambrosio told local news station WJAR that upon learning the rude waiter in question was his son, he fired him on the spot.
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When I spoke to people in Dover—whether a waiter, a butcher, or a Conservative councillor—"just get us out" was a recurring, sighing refrain.
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The dead included a father and son from Dresden: Günther Höppner, 75, a retired waiter, and Steffen Höppner, 51, who worked at a Volkswagen factory.
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Will, the back waiter whom Tess briefly dated and jerked around a bit in last week's episode, shows his sensitive side by expressing hurt feelings.
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A waiter at a diner across town said he'd heard of people having problems both ways: Democratic votes changing into Republican ones and vice versa.
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One waiter told the story of a man who came into propose and threw up on his girlfriend when he got down on one knee.
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There's inspiration everywhere, all you have to do is walk down the block, find a restaurant and ask the waiter to bring you something good.
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Eventually we stopped for lunch on a patio at a slopeside hut called Cafe Collmar, where a waiter brought us coffee, brandy and cheesy bread.
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"Beautiful Sevilla never disappoints," she captioned a photo of the menu alongside a paper rose that the waiter made for her out of a napkin.
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Four men arrived in a Ford saloon car at the beachside bar around noon on Sunday, according to Christian Eddy, a waiter at the establishment.
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Every time I order milk at a restaurant, some waiter who drinks fernet in their spare time feels compelled to crack a joke about it.
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Dominating floor space, though, is a fleet of gleaming waiter robots, most of them holding trays as they endure being prodded repeatedly by curious children.
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"Two teenagers armed with pistols shot him in the head after he got off his car," Hassan Ahmed, a waiter at the restaurant, told Reuters.
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A waiter made the rounds, offering us piping hot plates of bitterballen, a deep-fried Dutch speciality, as the tango dancers twirled sensuously around us.
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A Texas waiter reportedly cooked up a hoax when he claimed a racist patron stiffed him and wrote "We don't tip terrorist" on their bill.
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The woman, of course, immediately notified her waiter, but according to ABC13, no manager came over to apologize or discuss the indecent with the diners.
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The former star football player became infamous while on trial for the 1995 murder of his former wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and waiter Ron Goldman.
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Said is of Moroccan origins; he has six years left in his sentence but he hopes to find work as a waiter once he's free.
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"The waiter...often said little more than the word 'Que?' to generate laughs, but arguably his most famous line was 'I know nothing'," it said.
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At the local coffee shop, staffed by refugees, he bumps into a councillor reputed to be the country's first elected Eritrean; the waiter is Congolese.
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Our waiter claimed ignorance of the nearby speakeasy, insisting he had never heard of it and suggesting that we must be mistaken about the location.
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At some point the waiter brought your sea bass and the fork hovers over its seared arrangement of chain mail, its lips parted in surprise.
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Members of the class of 2016 said their concerns were captured in a stinging essay by Jean Ho, who worked as a waiter that year.
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"It was very apparent to me that the whole Bread Loaf waiter system was this outdated, classist dinosaur in need of a meteor," he said.
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Keep your eye on Jo, and on the waiter, Radosh (Jason Howard), whose face will become the model for a robot named Radius (Mr. Howard).
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" She added that "looking back on it now, I wish I would have asked the waiter to ask management if they would just quiet down.
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I took the Pixel Buds out on the streets of Manhattan, speaking to a Hungarian waiter in Little Italy, multiple vendors in Chinatown and more.
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The astonishing succession that has him spilling drinks on a single table multiple times (and thereby ending his career as a waiter) induces delicious cringes.
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Our waiter hurriedly attempted to explain how each side of the die was marked with a symbol, and each symbol corresponded to a different topping.
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A waiter fired from a restaurant in Canada claims he's not rude and aggressive like his former managers and co-workers say, he's simply French.
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Criminal lawyer Simon Roy of Sherbrooke University told CBC News that had the waiter been charged, it would have been a first in Canadian history.
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The arrest of a waiter for a wrong order is shocking for anyone that has worked in a restaurant; plates get jumbled, substitutions get lost.
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Federico, the waiter, admits he let my little stunt run because he's a big fan of Fabric – and thinks its closure over drugs was bullshit.
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During one dinner at a half-Chinese, half-Italian restaurant, the waiter told my friend the egg roll he ordered simply would not come out.
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I too enjoy alcohol, but despite having been a waiter for several years at various fancy restaurants, I had a woefully limited understanding of wines.
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Shortly after they were seated, a waiter handed him a laminated card with the words "Polite Notice" typed across the top in neat red capitals.
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Nice guy, 23, moved here from outside Memphis about two years ago, works as a waiter at a vegan restaurant while putting himself through college.
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Recently, I was at a boozy brunch when I overheard one of my friends ask our waiter to make sure her omelette was dairy-free.
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It cuts both ways when you look at, now going to what other kinds of robots, like a robot waiter or maid in your home.
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Martin Short told Conan O'Brien a pretty funny story about how, at his first awards show in 1980, Al Pacino thought he was a waiter.
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In the lawsuit, a French waiter who was fired for being combative and aggressive said his former bosses were discriminating against his culture and heritage.
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If you're in need of some extra cash, there's a good chance you could get a couple shifts as a bartender or waiter somewhere nearby.
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The deaths of longtime staff members merited obituaries: a beloved bartender named George in 1879, and a man known as Henri the waiter, in 1904.
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A type of service in which platters of food are carried to the table by a waiter, who serves each person one at a time.
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"China needs to get better at English to become stronger in the world," the waiter said, and the app read out his words in English.
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"Believe it, darling," Ms. Doppelt, 21979, told me in her precise South African accent, as she dispatched a waiter to tend to a troublesome table.
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His father had been a waiter at the historic Peabody Hotel in Memphis before moving the family to Chicago when the couple's son was 13.
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Before "Queer Eye," he spent more than a decade working in restaurants in New York and Montreal, as a busboy, waiter, general manager and sommelier.
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Every scrap of the action in Matias Faldbakken's "The Waiter," not that there's a whole lot of it, happens at a restaurant called the Hills.
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His waiter, though taciturn while on duty, is a chatterbox as a narrator, providing a busy, intricate analysis until each minor stumble achieves seismic status.
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Yemen Dispatch SANA, Yemen — At a restaurant in the Yemeni capital, Sana, a waiter brought bowls of slow-cooked lamb served with mounds of rice.
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The waiter didn't so much as bat an eye when I made the change, and the food came out just as I asked for it.
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Here he's getting into costume as the football-loving waiter Jeff; he also plays a townsperson and is part of that very busy marching band.
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Aside from a few months working in an insurance office and an even shorter spell as a waiter, his work experience has been entirely political.
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He said he spent 13 years climbing the ranks of the restaurant world from the ground up, as a busboy, waiter, chef and other roles.
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At the pasta course—either spaghetti with caponata or sweet-corn ravioli, which was actually just one big specimen—a waiter had a grammatical question.
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The final clip saw Taylor beaming as the waiter approached their table singing "Happy Birthday" with an ice cream sundae and a candle in hand.
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I remember, in the 1990s, a friend who worked as a waiter showing me a picture of Ruth, who was the critic at the time.
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The waiter responded by pouring that same substance into their water glasses, and almost immediately after Wagers took a drink, she became violently, painfully ill.
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A waiter asked if I wanted wine, but I asked for grape juice because, having entirely dropped the ball on Dryuary, I was observing Drapril.
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He initially went to N.Y.U. to study business before switching to film, all the while working as a waiter at Toots Shor's restaurant in Manhattan.
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At dinner recently at Seasons 52, an upscale restaurant in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta, the waiter brought her a glass of Jam Jar Moscato.
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A few minutes later, just as the pianist switched from Schubert to Haydn, an effete, penguin-suited waiter presented the sparkling riesling with a bow.
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The moment the waiter placed the bowl at the table, I got aromas of peppers and cooked chicken that stood out from the other soups.
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People who read this can impress their inauguration-night dates by casually explaining the border adjustment tax as the waiter takes away the appetizer plates.
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Then I thought, am I so lacking in imagination in this gender-fluid age that I'm either in full drag or dressed as a waiter?
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Her lawyer, Mr. Celdrán, had previously represented Albert Solà, a waiter, in an unsuccessful paternity suit concerning Juan Carlos, the now-abdicated king of Spain.
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He got a job as a waiter, studied to become a sommelier and worked for Alain Ducasse and François Payard before launching his own place.
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He's going to give the waiter a look that is going ... He's going to look at you so hard, your library card's going to expire.
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The woman then called for a waiter and, because it was so obviously her hair, the restaurant refused to remove the entree from her bill.
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How about if your waiter began singing "Danny Boy" before you bit into your cheeseburger, in memoriam of the cow you were about to consume?
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Once seated, I found a plate of delicious heirloom tomatoes already waiting for me, and a friendly waiter ready to pour the wine of my choice.
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" On July 29, after Bieber and Baldwin had lunch at Casa Restaurant in N.Y.C., onlooker Dominique Bastos dished to PEOPLE, "He told his waiter, 'She's hot.
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As they waited outside for a table, a white waiter approached Bouraoui and asked for her name along with the number of people in her party.
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I started out as a back waiter—which is basically the number two in the dining room—and then they had me do bus boy stuff.
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" - @evanrandal And, finally, there is the worst curse of all: "I hope when the waiter tells you to enjoy your meal you say 'thanks you too.
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While the spirit of the menu involves ordering through text, the restaurant encourages confused patrons to "find a friendly waiter" if it all becomes too much.
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The former waiter said she had a rape kit taken at a hospital and that she reported the incident to police but didn't file a complaint.
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Maybe your date wouldn't stop talking about their ex, or was rude to the waiter and then left you to foot the entirety of the bill.
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The final tab amounted to all of 15.90 Euros (about $19): "I wanted to tip the waiter, but he declined," Bobrowski said to a local newspaper.
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But don't take it out on the driver, or the barista, or the waiter, or the cook, or the cleaner, or the mover, by not tipping.
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Morgan asked if he could reserve a table with the same waiter although it should be noted it was the restaurant manager who made the error.
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Even though it was all obviously a mistake, it sounds like the waiter could have done a hell of a lot more to prevent the ordeal.
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Damon told the waiter he would have whatever the chef wanted to serve him, while Hathaway wondered how she could maintain her veganism without causing problems.
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The restaurant chain told The Charlotte Observer that the waiter was fired for violating a confidentiality policy prohibiting employees from sharing customers' receipts and personal information.
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You can guess the plot by now: Ali (Amr Youssef) goes searching for his sister, becomes a waiter at the Grand Hotel, falls in love, etc.
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Luckily, a self-proclaimed skate nerd working as a waiter had been watching the show and felt he had something to offer in the archival department.
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Gabriel Salvador says he was a waiter at West Hollywood hot spot Craig's when regular customer and CBS honcho Les Moonves came in for a meal.
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Once a favored holiday destination, no European who enjoyed the Yugoslav sun could understand how their table waiter had turned on the tennis coach and chambermaid.
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