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bus boy

British  

noun

  1. a waiter's assistant

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It’s why Tino indulged every customer, both nasty and agreeable, while working his college summers as a bus boy and waiter at Bella Notte, the family restaurant in Pittsburgh known for its shredded pepperoni pizzas.

From Los Angeles Times

Relishing his Italian heritage — “Sicilians, we’re at the bottom of the boot, if you don’t know,” he said — Sunseri told the story of how working as a bus boy at the family restaurant, Bella Notte, gave him the motivation to make something more out of himself.

From Los Angeles Times

One of his favorite stories recalls the time actor Charlton Heston, who played Moses in the “Ten Commandments” and later was president of the National Rifle Assn., got him fired as a bus boy.

From Los Angeles Times

After arriving in the U.S. in 1971, Wang took any job he could find — bus boy, grocery deliverer, sous chef.

From Los Angeles Times

"Bad decisions are made everyday. I want back and sat down to finish my drink and pay bill two servers, the bus boy and DJ came up to thank me. As you can see from this video when he flexed on me I was scared for my life and simply defending myself against the evil in this world."

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