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		<title>By: InnkeeperVA (InnkeeperVA)</title>
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		<title>By: Paul C Paz</title>
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		<description>Good points, Barry.
It is true that we get so busy running the shift that we forget the simplest needs of our customers can be the most important to our bottom line. In light of that, seeking service opportunities should be part of the service culture rather tan just waiting for customers to ask.
Paul www.WaitersWorld.com</description>
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It is true that we get so busy running the shift that we forget the simplest needs of our customers can be the most important to our bottom line. In light of that, seeking service opportunities should be part of the service culture rather tan just waiting for customers to ask.<br />
Paul <a href="http://www.WaitersWorld.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.WaitersWorld.com</a></p>
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