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Originally Posted by Lindsyburnsy
Possibly by collecting enhanced unemployment, they have enough money to actually live and pay rent, food, gas, etc. If they made enough money at the Outback, they would probably be working. Most people want to work, regardless of what some people say.
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Servers make their money on tips, not the hourly wage paid by the restaurant. Good server receives good tips, poor server gets poor tips. Our granddaughter worked at a Waffle House restaurant while in college. She worked the breakfast shift and would routinely make $125 to $150 in tips daily, that's pretty good money. About 18 years ago a friend's son worked at an Outback and he would make $175 in tips working the evening meal hours.
There are a lot of people who are quite content staying at home and not work while drawing unenhanced unemployment benefits.