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After thousands of comments, Jesse must have found himself wanting a little more attention and social media bashing from servers around the world because he had a question for me: "Did you ever try college?".No matter the level of education or the socioeconomic background, wearing an apron is the great equalizer..
Yes, Jesse, I did "try" college.I tried it until I graduated with a BA in Theater, but guess what?I made more money carrying hamburgers to Times Square tourists than I did doing musicals in Brooklyn basements.
There are plenty of school loans that are being paid back by the money earned from waiting tables.And even if I hadn't tried college, it doesn't matter.
A person who dropped out of high school can wait tables just as well as someone with a PhD in psychology.
That's one of the wonderful things about working as a server.Working with local fisheries and canneries to capture the best of the ocean in a beautifully packaged tin, these companies are striving for a more sustainable and savory future..
The Food & Wine editors tasted more than 20 cans (one of our editors asked “am I identifying as tinned fish person now?”) Here are 11 of our favorites, based on flavor, sustainability, and variety in no particular order:.Patagonia Provisions.
Also featured as a. F&W 2022 game changer., Patagonia Provisions, the outdoor clothing company fighting climate change, also offers deliciously preserved seafood.. Their savory sofrito mussels, sourced in coastal Spain, and roasted garlic mackerel and lemon caper mackerel, sourced in the Atlantic, are two of the flavor-forward tins they produce.