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But now it's all right. I work like
God.
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You know, when I lie down at night,
after a hard day's work,
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everything starts to spin before my
eyes: Trays, trains,
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customers, passengers.
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It's so awful! But I survive.
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I'm hungry. It smells so good
from your bag.
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You know, I haven't had a crumb
for the whole day.
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- You know what? Let's eat.
- All right.
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Well, let's see what I've got today.
Give me a hand.
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What do we waitresses usually get?
Only garnish.
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What the customers leave on their
plates. But we give it to pigs.
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The kitchen never shares with us.
They work only for themselves.
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And when do we have our lucky night?
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When there's a big party like today's.
I served a wedding today.
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I know, I saw it.
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- Be my guest.
- Well, I feel...
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It's the first time I have to eat
leavings.
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Don't say that.
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It's not leavings, it's leftovers.
:47:30
It's a big difference.
:47:32
- You mean no one ate...
- You're insulting me, client.
:47:37
Well, in my position it's foolish to
be too fastidious.
:47:40
You're right. Help yourself.
:47:49
Well?
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- And you say, leavings, scraps...
- A very tasty wedding.
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Just a minute. Please.