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 This book should have been called, "Assorted Vignettes of Working in the Restaurant Biz with a Very Vague Plot." Because that's what it was. I'm currently a server and it was hard to read this book on my days off because it's pretty real. Now, maybe the way the restaurant business is portrayed in this book isn't very groundbreaking, but it is authentic. 
 The plot is almost non-existent. I honestly did not give two shits about the romance/pseudo-love triangle. In fact, the love interest was such a douchebag that I was WAITING for Tess to get over herself and dump his ass. 
 I enjoyed this book. I think, though, to enjoy this book, you have to be a wayward 20-something who isn't really sure what's going on in life.