Waitresses, According to Greta Foff Paules, Often

question 6

Multiple Choice

Waitresses, according to Greta Foff Paules, often

• A) present an image of themselves as being needy and happy with a tip of any size.
• B) incorrectly record a diner's order, making it smaller than it actually should be, in order to win the diner's favor and increase their own tips.
• C) see the customer as something to be "processed" in order to get the largest possible tips.
• D) keep tips intended for other waitresses.

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