Children (and sometimes adults) often see parents as a bank clerks, chefs, or house keepers.
"We're talking about waiters, desk clerks, cooks, chefs -- entry-level work," Sanders said.
But there is a smattering of occupations in here: teaching assistant, students, chef, accounts clerk and a scaffolder.
Meaning it's going to be both cheaper and more necessary year-by-year for companies to invest in actroids, Peppers, and Decepticons to serve as chefs, clerks, and concierges.
A quiet New Orleans cookware clerk, she has always been a star chef inside, and the Food Network experts helped teach Queen Latifah how to play that role convincingly.
His centrality to the cosmos of reservations became transcendent when "Fully Committed," a wickedly hilarious Off Broadway hit in 2000, revealed the travails of a reservations clerk beset by pecking-order snobbery and chef megalomania.
Some of ESPN's most avid phone users do not sit in front of a PC in an office all day; instead they may work as chefs, store clerks, deliverymen and construction workers.
The clerk loudly called out the order to his galley chef, employing a "swing batta-batta" cadence to "CAat-FISH".
He is by turns a rabbi in yarmulke and shawl, a sign painter in cap and overalls, a judge in full-bottomed wig, a clerk, a photographer, a narrator named Ardenshensky and a pastry chef in towering white toque.
The chief grist: from 1994 to 1996, Mr. Setlock, an unemployed actor from the Midwest, was a reservations clerk in the basement of Bouley, the high-end, four-star New York restaurant founded by the chef David Bouley that closed in 1996.
