:19:02
That's just dumb and senseless, 'cause
you're only gonna be hurting yourselves.
:19:08
Let's think about it. If you upset the hostess,
she's not gonna seat you.
:19:13
If you upset the busboys, they're not gonna
care if your table's ready.
:19:17
If you upset the cooks, they're not gonna care
if your food's taking too long.
:19:21
- The brain!
- Ah, shit!
:19:23
Oh, the brain!
:19:25
I think you're all
great waiters and waitresses.
:19:29
And you should be able to rely on one another
when you're in the weeds.
:19:33
Remember, gang. The difference between
ordinary and extraordinary
:19:39
is that little extra.
:19:41
All right. That's all
I have for you today.
:19:43
Let's have a great shift.
:19:46
Oh, uh, push the fish.
It's about to turn.
:19:49
That's it.
:19:53
- Dean, can I have a word with you?
- Sure.
:20:02
- Have a seat, Dean.
- Thanks, Dan.
:20:08
- How long you been a waiter?
- Since I was 18,
:20:11
so about four years.
:20:14
Wow. You don't wanna be
a waiter forever, do you?
:20:17
What do you mean?
:20:19
Carson got promoted to GM
over at Riverside,
:20:23
so we need a new
assistant manager.
:20:26
I'd like to offer
the job to you.
:20:28
- Are you serious?
- Heck, yeah, I'm serious.
:20:31
Now I'm not gonna lie to you.
The job comes with more responsibility,
:20:34
but it offers a lot more rewards.
:20:36
You get full medical, dental,
two-weeks' paid vacation,
:20:38
and I might add,
a hefty pay increase.
:20:41
- I do pretty well.
- Cool.
:20:44
It is cool.
:20:46
And, let's not forget the power.
:20:51
- Right.
- Control.
:20:54
You tell people to do things,
and they have to do it,
:20:58
or they get in trouble.