Isn't "working class waitress" a tautology?
this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2024
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Not necessarily. I am recalling a friend of mine who is aiming to become a professional actor, but has only received small roles thus far. In between gigs, she works as a waitress, but her family's wealth is such that she has a tremendous safety net that others don't. Indeed, she has said that she'd be unable to become an actor if she were actually reliant on her waitressing income
See! Even waitresses have their own 1%!!!! They're everywhere!!!!
That was really interesting, thanks for sharing!
I hope she wins!
Honestly, her party needs more people like her.