The Waiter - Torstensen, Keld
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Maybe one day you will get a twenty pound tip, maybe some child will puke on the floor and you will have to clean it up, maybe a drunk will piss himself in your section, maybe a sexy lady will give you her number, I mean-anything could happen. That was the whole beauty of this job. I'd come to work in the mood of a lovely and pleasant, not too harsh, hangover. As I was walking around in the restaurant, I could feel the sense of eternity. It seemed as if some things hadn't changed and they wouldn't. I could drink a lot and still enjoy it, never calling sick too. I was still here, still doing my…mehr

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Maybe one day you will get a twenty pound tip, maybe some child will puke on the floor and you will have to clean it up, maybe a drunk will piss himself in your section, maybe a sexy lady will give you her number, I mean-anything could happen. That was the whole beauty of this job. I'd come to work in the mood of a lovely and pleasant, not too harsh, hangover. As I was walking around in the restaurant, I could feel the sense of eternity. It seemed as if some things hadn't changed and they wouldn't. I could drink a lot and still enjoy it, never calling sick too. I was still here, still doing my bits. How long was it by now? Who knows, I couldn't even remember what I was doing yesterday. Meet Soren - a young and rebellious man from Sweden, who's stepping into the world of hospitality industry in England. Working as a waiter in several restaurants, he's revealing the secrets of the profession, as well as, trying to deal with his problems, addictions and misfortunes. Share Soren's bitter view of life and his dark sense of humour. Will his life go anywhere?
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Keld Torstensen is a graduate of Journalism. After studies he has been working in the hospitality industry in England for 10 years. His professional and personal experiences become the inspiration for his novel 'The Waiter'.