A waitress often serves people visiting a restaurant. There are mainly three types of waitresses: average, "slacker," and "annoying". Most waitresses are average. They know what to do but they don't put the extra effort into their job. Then every once in a while people get the one waitress who is qualified as the "slacker." This kind of waitress is nowhere to be found when the customer is in desperate need of liquid. Finally, there is the annoying waitress. This server is constantly hovering around the table at all times.
             The average waitress is common in a lot of restaurants. She will often have a warm smile and is pleasant to talk to. As customers glance at the menu, they will be approached once or twice to see if they are ready to order. After ordering, the customers are left alone until they need service. The waitress glances at the customers from time to time to see if service is needed. As the customers' drink slowly vanishes the waitress will refill the glass without being prompted. The average waitress provides service to the customers that will reward her with a reasonable tip.
             On the other hand, there is the "slacker" waitress. The "slacker" waitress is one who is lazy and often does not enjoy her job. If a customer is lucky enough to receive the service of a "slacker", the customer's visit at the restaurant will seem long and dreadful. The customers will find themselves asking another waitress for assistants and will notice their waitress is never around when needed. The "slacker" waitress will often mess up a customers order, but the customer does not correct the waitress, for he or she is in fear they will not receive their meal.
             Finally, there is the annoying waitress. As a customer tries to decide what to order, the annoying waitress will be yapping about her six children and five cats. The annoying
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