What Waiters Say
By Marvin Brandwin
When dining recently in restaurants
at dinner time or luncheons
I notice that there’s been a change
in how a waiter functions.
The waiter often brings the menu
and with a touch of fervor
Lets me know what is his name and says,
“Today I’ll be your server.”
But when an usher shows me to my seat
when I attend the theater,
I never hear the usher’s name or
“Tonight I’ll be your seater.”
And when a barber says I’m next
I never hear the barber utter,
“Let me provide you with my name,
for today I’ll be your cutter.”
I much prefer the older way but
if the waiter’s choice is newer,
I’ll cheerfully announce my name and say,
“Today I’ll be your chewer.”
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