Do undergraduates have a future as waiters? I am male, 27.

See if you can hold on. In fact, if all walks of life persist, there will be opportunities for promotion. One of my classmates is also an undergraduate. After graduation, his first job was selling clothes in a shop. Every day is hard, but it pays off to persist, because the starting point of education may be different from other uneducated people. The promotion is relatively fast. In about three months, you have already taken a step, and you can be promoted to the store manager slowly in one year at most. When you become a manager, it will be much easier and your salary will rise a lot.

In fact, at the beginning, many people thought that such a job could be done even without academic qualifications. At first, I thought so, but it gradually changed my mind. In fact, no matter what you do, as long as you specialize in it and pay for it, you will gain something.

Maybe you will care about other people's eyes at first, maybe customers will always be waiters, and waiters are screaming, so what? Just be yourself.