

Between Tables(NaN)
The daily routine in a restaurant becomes a waiter's personal hell
The restaurant opens. Customers eat. The restaurant closes. For one employee, this daily routine becomes his personal hell.
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The restaurant opens. Customers eat. The restaurant closes. For one employee, this daily routine becomes his personal hell.
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