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Hooters
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Jason D.
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Back when I worked at the Cannery, one of our finest weeks was when they were about to open the much-anticipated Hooters and it was interview time. You can make a lot of money waitressing at Hooters, and the Bay Area's best and brightest came out in droves to answer the call. We had a good view of where they were all walking by, and let me tell you something curious: these girls didn't dress like you might imagine your average job seeker might dress for an interview. It was almost like they were opening a strip club, not a restaurant. Maybe they forgot that Hooters serves food. Sure, the service has its perks, but you go there to eat and surprisingly, it's not bad. Burgers, wings, booze. Compared to the rest of the food in the Cannery, it's actually solid. You know, if you were searching for a reason to justify going there...
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