He has no cash on him, and he needs to get a waiter to charge his mobile phone.
But I bit the bullet, graduated from Nassau and got a job as a waiter.
That's how I found my way to London, where I got a job as a waiter at the River Café.
Madley Croft was accepted in a pre-undergraduate course at London's Central Saint Martins arts college, where the musicians M.I.A., Jarvis Cocker, and PJ Harvey had studied; Sim got a job as a waiter; Smith worked on his d.j.j
Two years later he got a job as a waiter in Hotel Mirabeau, then as a captain at Ciro's, and in '39 came over here to manage the French Pavilion at the World's Fair.
In 1997, when he was thirty, the singer-songwriter John Vanderslice got a job as a waiter at Chez Panisse, in Berkeley, the restaurant from which Alice Waters helped launch the local-food movement in America.
By Jason Fagone September 28, 2014 In 1997, when he was thirty, the singer-songwriter John Vanderslice got a job as a waiter at Chez Panisse, in Berkeley, the restaurant from which Alice Waters helped launch the local-food movement in America.
He got a job as a waiter in a Howard Johnson's restaurant, for example, but it ended abruptly after two weeks, when, upon being asked for the fortieth time in one day, what kind of ice cream the establishment served, he grinned maniacally—he has one of the best maniacal grins in the business and answered, "Chicken".
Mr. Weinstein later got a job as a waiter at Le Jardin, a club on West 43rd Street, where he skimmed money by keeping the cash he collected from customers and submitting free drink tickets to bartenders instead, according to Anthony Haden-Guest in his book "The Last Party".
"Gone are the days where the only way into the industry for a screenwriter was hoping your aunt's husband's accountant's brother worked at [talent agency] CAA or you got a job as a waiter at the Grille in the hopes of being able to slip your script to a particularly generous tipper," Leonard writes to us.
