wait tables

/wˈeɪt tˈeɪbəlz/

[phrase]

to wait tables

[PHRASE]

to serve meals or drinks to customers in a restaurant, café, etc.

Examples

1. A friend with money can bail you out when you break your arm and can't wait tables, or when you need antibiotics but you don't qualify for Medicaid, so make sure you protect your investment.

2. I would mop floors and and wait tables.

3. They say everybody should work retail once, everybody should wait tables once.

4. I could wait tables.

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