As I mentioned sometime ago, I’m a big fan of WaiterRant.Net, the blog that launched a thousand eyebrows with its sometimes too painfully honest depiction of the restaurant business. Despite the “rant” in the title, the blog doesn’t devolve into some “I will either slash your neck or my wrists” sort of emo thing. It’s funny, truthful and always entertaining.
So you could probably imagine just how many cartwheels I did when I got a reply from Waiter. I sent an email asking to interview him, and he …

I have to admit I’m a fan.

Rarely do we find great writers online. Sure, blogs are a dime a dozen, but it’s pretty difficult to find something that really makes your day with every post. With no pressing deadlines at the office, I usually spend most of my time reading the fabulously cynical WaiterRant.Net — blog of the most philosophical and humorously engaging waiter you will ever meet.