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Cartoons: A Spate of Waiters

A waiter’s job is rarely fun, but it can be funny!

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“I’ve been expecting you.”
Scott Taber
April 5, 1958

 

“Who gets the extra-dry Martini?”
Elmer Atkins
March 31, 1962

 

“Waiter! How about a little action around here?”
Herb Green
February 11, 1961

 

“The main difference between the two-dollar dinner and the three-dollar dinner is one dollar.”
Jack Markow
February 7, 1959

 

“I said those veal cutlets. What’s holding up those veal cutlets?”
Robert Day
January 6, 1962

 

“Sir, do you want that businessman’s lunch with an olive or a twist of lemon peel?”
Bob Schroeter
January 5, 1963

 

Glad you could make it!”
Bill Yates
March 16, 1957

 

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  1. Weirdo=rama drama for the first five, anyway. At least with the bottom ‘toon, I’ve
    experienced having a waiter/waitress wanting to take my order within the first minute of sitting down, then having to wait 15 minutes (LONG after I decided) for the waiter to return!

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