Well save that topic for another thread 1099 is only for bar tenders and waitresses.

She made about $1,000 a month as a waitress and saved enough in one year for a down payment on her first home, a simple townhouse.

Im a waitress so i wasn't able to make ends meet.

And he has spent so much time here that he knows the place about as well as I do, and every waitress and bartender is on a first-name basis with him.

Almost no skill is required just setting up chairs and tables and we get a wage plus gratuity so I end up making 27 dollars an hour, which I truly can't understand why I get this much for a no skill job which anybody could learn and master in under a week.Most surprising is the banquet waitresses get 40 dollars an hour. 

Alot of restaurants employee’s and service people are stuck renting so no rent from waitresses.... retail we already know there.

Should I contact my old jobs that would take me back, but they are both waitressing jobs?

Ashley started out as a waitress making $20,000 a year and she's now up to 60+ rentals making $200,000 a year.

Talk with waiters, waitresses, other locals who might know of someone who NEEDS to get out of their home.

I was a waitress at a Pizza Hut for about 20 hours/week.