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Rezaenglish Posted 5 years ago
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You will serve me

A young man wants to get a job at a restaurant.

So the headwaiter puts him through a test to see if

he will make a good waiter.

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Boy: You're the headwaiter? I want to be a waiter.
Manager: What? You're looking for a job as a waiter?
Boy: Well, I think I would make a very good waiter.
Manager: Would you know? We'll see about that.
Very well, I'll try you out.
Boy: How do you do this tryout, this test?
Manager: Ah, I'll pretend to be the customer and you'll
pretend to be the waiter.
Boy: Oh, thank you. Ah, and now what?
Manager: And now you will look after me. Now, you will
serve me.
Boy: Serve you?
Manager: Yes, you will wait on me. You will serve me dinner.
Boy: Oh, OK, boss.
Manager: Ask me if I'd like to see the menu.
Boy: Would you like to see the menu?

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I have two questions


1- What does "you will serve me" mean in this dialogue?

2- What does "you will wait on me" mean in here?


Thank you

  

Top answer

A young man wants to get a job at a restaurant. So the headwaiter puts him through a test to see if he will make a good waiter. ------------------------------------------------- Boy : You're the headwaiter?

— Clive

  • A young man wants to get a job at a restaurant.
  • So the headwaiter puts him through a test to see if he will make a good waiter.
  • ------------------------------------------------- Boy : You're the headwaiter?
  • I want to be a waiter.
  • Manager : What?
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A young man wants to get a job at a restaurant.

So the headwaiter puts him through a test to see if

he will make a good waiter.

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Boy: You're the headwaiter? I want to be

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