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Both are waiters. But the restaurant waiter is professional and is paid for. The customer is unprofessional and he has to pay. In fact, the restaurant 'waiter' does not wait. He makes the customers wait.
Ha ha ha ha :laugh: I will call that only play upon words. This was used by many writers to bring humor and show brilliance in their writing. This is just another such exmaple.
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Of course both are waiters.
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Of course both are waiters.

Customers wait for their orders, for what waiter wait?
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Of course both are waiters.

Customers wait for their orders, for what waiter wait?

I guess a waiter waits for the chef to prepare the dish ordered by the customer :lol: :lol:
Yes we are also wiater but the position differs as they wait for order and we wait for them.
Yes we are also wiater but the position differs as they wait for order and we wait for them.

Seeing you after a long time, Ram! By the way, you have raised a valid point. The position is different that is why the 'waiters' differ! Wow
Until he books your order, He is the waiter. And from this point onward, you are the waiter.
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Both are waiters. You are a waiter until waiter comes to you.
hehehe...this is truth those who wait are waiters. :lol:

But they are paid for waiting for us. :lol:
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Both are waiters. You are a waiter until waiter comes to you.

We are also the waiters until the waiter comes to us. But even when the waiter comes to us, the waiter still remains the waiter.

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