According to Paules, Most Waitresses See Themselves as

question 5

Multiple Choice

According to Paules, most waitresses see themselves as

• A) a woman in need who is grateful to receive a tip of almost any size, since people don't have to tip at all.
• B) a person who is only working in a restaurant until something better comes along.
• C) a "mother" who is serving her "family" in the most important instance of social interaction.
• D) someone with pride who is doing a hard job.

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