21.   Four times a year, he waits tables at a white tablecloth restaurant in New York City.

22.   He waits tables, tends bar and, in summer, works at a golf course, and will continue thusly until he resumes real life.

23.   He washed dishes and waited tables in a Middle Eastern restaurant, leaving his road work and training to late in the night.

24.   He waited tables and drove taxis and slid through law school, cramming from borrowed books.

25.   He waited tables.

26.   He was born in Oakland, Calif., where his father waited tables on railroad dining cars.

27.   Heck, if American men can wait tables at Hooters, I guess American Conference men can win a Super Bowl.

28.   His mother waited tables to earn enough money to go to law school.

29.   I could do this, wait tables or put on a suit and do temp work in offices.

30.   His sister helped him wait the tables.