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Odds are that people starting college now will graduate during a recession. It would be smarter to wait tables, read books, and save up cash while the economy is good. Then wait out recession in college with a fistful of cash saved up.https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1164332456780025856 …
Everyone should wait tables for a year. Most crack and can’t handle it.
Beta males always try to nit pick me and I block them. I grew up digging through trash cans for aluminum to sell for scrap value. Odds that you know more about success or the struggle than me - low!
Serving allows you to develop exceptional people skills & patience. If you’re an elite server in Miami there are shifts I would walk out with $60-$80/hour easily.
Best education I’ve ever received.
2 daughters, both were servers and got through college without debt. No help from parents. 1st operates award winning design firm. 2nd Doctor Serving people = life skills and $$
Or a year of retail.
Waiting tables, tending bar. I’ve done both and learned a lot about hustle, building rapport, interacting with people of all “levels,” and human nature. Throw in some honest sweaty manual labor (baling straw and landscaping, in my case)… Essential education.
Agree! I was a waitress for 3. Learned a lot and it paid well.
It's a tough gig, I lasted 2 weeks.
I couldn't hack it, that's why I always chose the dish pit.
100% Agree! Guarantee people will tip their waiters and waitresses more also.
I waited tables the entire time I was in college, 5 years and then again 5 years later getting my teaching credential. Great way to make money; I loved it- hustle, energy, fun environment and loved working hard for those good tips
Waiting tables exposes the ugly in some ppl that claim to be nice. When I did it, I can say 60% were straight a-holes for no reason. Every now and then you get the over demanding & demeaning guest that tips good at the end. Or really great regs who always tip great.
That’s a job you either love or hate. I miss it. Hard work but made great friends. Almost as good of friends as I made while serving in the military.
Sensory overload?
Or try being a dishpig in a busy restaurant.
Closest I came was either cashiering at a supermarket during a rush, or perhaps having to man the phones at a retail electronics store. I'm sure that somebody could provide a comparison. I'm guessing it was just hectic for me b/c those aren't physically demanding as well.
I tried it...I lasted all of 2 hours. Got put back on the busser job. 
It takes a certain type to do that and I'M NOT IT.
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