Gus's person is a waitress.

My kids are very shy (9 & 5) and I make them tell the waitress what they want at a restaurant.

I always remind myself when leaving a tip, this extra dollar or two on top of 20% won't break me but might make a waitress or waiters day. 

My airbnb guests, the waitress at the diner, the clerk at the bank, the employee at the gas station, the couple at the brewery, etc.I'm wanting to come up with 4 core questions to ask EVERYONE I come in contact with. 

You should never have coffee in a Waffle House without telling someone what you do, even the waitress lives somewhere.

Waitress, infantry, crossing guard, landscaping, etc.

I was working as a waitress/bartender in the evenings to pay the bills, until someone suggested it.

The ones we have are always filled with beautiful girls as waitresses.

When you go out to eat do you let the waitress know that you have no intentions of paying the bill with counterfeit bills?

Tammy and are not about to start over with new babies...but we do envy your coming journey...having and raising kids has been the absolute joy of our lives...and we actually put off some things because of them...not a disparagement against kids...but...for us...a choice of how we wanted to raise our family...and we wouldn't change a thing if given the chance...they do not stay 4 and 1 for long....so do enjoy them as much as possible...mine are 23 & 22 and it truly seems like yesterday that they were that small...that is until your daughter, getting dressed for her waitressing job at a sports bar and wearing a slightly lower cut top than you would like grabs her boobs and says "come on Dad, stop giving me a hard time...these are the money makers" and laughs while walking away...