The Webtender Forums: Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig <by emmerlee>

> > Good shoes help and you might want to try some of those gel inserts > (different people swear by different brands). Most long term waiters > and chefs I know invest in the most comfortable shoes they can. They > say that that's the only way they can hold out shift and shift. > Thanks. I have some inserts but will look for the gel kind. Part of the problem is that I'm only five feet tall and constantly find myself standing on tiptoe. I can't even see the register! I guess I need to find some comfortable high-heeled boots (right).

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what I learned from my first bartending gig - 2002.11.25, 20:29 - emmerlee
- Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig - 2002.11.26, 03:49 - bgmacaw
  - Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig - 2002.11.26, 21:39 - emmerlee
    - Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig - 2002.11.27, 12:07 - queneau69
    - Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig - 2002.11.29, 23:01 - Cheryl Charming
      - Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig - 2002.11.30, 03:42 - bgmacaw
      - Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig - 2002.12.02, 03:48 - emmerlee

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Subject:	Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig
From:	emmerlee
Posted:	Tue Nov 26. 2002, 21:39 UTC
Followup to:	"Re: what I learned from my first bartending gig" by bgmacaw (Tue Nov 26. 2002, 03:49 UTC)