re: How much do waitresses at Walk-Ons make on average hourly with tips?

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80 a night at Ruth’s? That’s it?

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400

I really need to be a server

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As a teacher, its sad to think how members believe our job is easy, part-time, or over-paid. If you know a teacher personally can talk to (or do research on what responsibilities of a teacher are), then I know this opinion would change. Not to mention, how LA teachers are the lowest paid in this region (by $1000s by the way)

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Teachers were always treated that way once social media became a thing, one major reason being the complaining, despite having more time off than most other jobs.

Then 2020 happened and, when people were clamoring for reopening and kids in schools, teachers, particularly public school teachers, flatout refused.

There were even teachers placing tombstones outside schools that wanted to open up.

Not all teachers, but many of them, and all teachers unions really showed their asses, hurting their profession’s reputation.

And that wasn’t just a teacher issue. It happened in the medical field too. Many nurses and doctors impacted the reputations of their professions through tiktok and other social media.

I bartended at Superior on Government through college and then 3 months full time while interviewing for sales jobs. I was on pace to make $50-$55k had I stayed full time all year. It was such good money I worked weekends once I started my first ”real” job making $35k salary just to keep my income up (God I hated that job)

Servers/bartenders at Ruffino’s, Ruth’s, Gino’s, Superior etc. all probably do very well. Especially when you have regulars who consistently come to sit with you

My goal is either superior or

3,4,1,5,2

Still a better chance than getting a good tip from those teachers

This is correct. Thar is why my previous post assumed a good night. Not a Monday day shift or the last day fo school when the teachers show up to drink, act the arse, and not tip

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