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Meet [[RyanReynolds Monty]]. Monty works [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything as a server at a restaurant called Shenaniganz]]. This morning he found out that the 17-year-old hostess, Natasha, will be turning 18 in exactly one week. Since Monty is a [[MrViceGuy proud pervert]], he proclaims that he [[RefugeInAudacity doesn't have much time left]]. But first, he has a special job today.
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Meet [[RyanReynolds [[Creator/RyanReynolds Monty]]. Monty works [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything as a server at a restaurant called Shenaniganz]]. This morning he found out that the 17-year-old hostess, Natasha, will be turning 18 in exactly one week. Since Monty is a [[MrViceGuy proud pervert]], he proclaims that he [[RefugeInAudacity doesn't have much time left]]. But first, he has a special job today.
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Waiting... is a 2005 film starring Creator/RyanReynolds, Creator/JustinLong, Anna Faris, David Koechner, Luis Guzmán, and Chi [=McBride=] as the employees of a restaurant called Shenaniganz while they fight boredom and adulthood with their antics. The film depicts an [[TruthInTelevision only slight exaggeration]] of what working in a restaurant is like, as all restaurant employees will admit. [[InJoke Unless they have become]] [[WasOnceAMan managers]].
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Waiting... is a 2005 film starring RyanReynolds, Justin Long, Anna Faris, David Koechner, Luis Guzmán, and Chi [=McBride=] as the employees of a restaurant called Shenaniganz while they fight boredom and adulthood with their antics. The film depicts an [[TruthInTelevision only slight exaggeration]] of what working in a restaurant is like, as all restaurant employees will admit. [[InJoke Unless they have become]] [[WasOnceAMan managers]].
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Waiting... is a 2005 film starring RyanReynolds, Justin Long, Creator/RyanReynolds, Creator/JustinLong, Anna Faris, David Koechner, Luis Guzmán, and Chi [=McBride=] as the employees of a restaurant called Shenaniganz while they fight boredom and adulthood with their antics. The film depicts an [[TruthInTelevision only slight exaggeration]] of what working in a restaurant is like, as all restaurant employees will admit. [[InJoke Unless they have become]] [[WasOnceAMan managers]].
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* RecycledInSpace: It's ''Film/{{Clerks}}''... IN A RESTAURANT!
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* HeyItsThatGuy: In addition to RyanReynolds and the Mac guy, you have [[Series/PushingDaisies Emerson]] [[Series/BostonPublic Cod]], [[BeakmansWorld Josie]], [[Series/{{Bones}} Sweets]], and DaneCook.
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* AesopAmnesia: In the sequel, Justin Long has a cameo at the end, wherein he reveals that [[spoiler:he came back to Shenaniganz and is now a district manager, thus rendering his happy ending from the first film meaningless.]]
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* AtomicFBomb: Technically an Atomic GD-Bomb: Naomi drops one after impatiently watching Dan fumble around trying to plate a pair of entrees.
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* CoolBigBro: Raddimus is a rather odd version of this to [[spoiler: Mitch. As a result Ramddimus isn't called out in Mitch's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech.]]
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* DayInTheLife: With the exception of the party shown during the opening credits, the whole film takes place over the course of a single day, most of which is during a single dinner shift at the restaurant.
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** Nearly anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant can tell you that the characters in the film are very true to life, and has likely worked with a real-life equivalent to all of them.
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A direct-to-video sequel entitled ''Still Waiting...'' was made in 2009. About half the principals of the first movie returned; they lost Ryan Reynolds, Anna Faris, David Koechner, and Justin Long (apart from an uncredited cameo which he [[CreatorBacklash later admitted to being "truly embarrassed" for doing"]]), but added Adam Carolla.
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A direct-to-video sequel entitled ''Still Waiting...'' was made in 2009. About half the principals of the first movie returned; they lost Ryan Reynolds, Anna Faris, David Koechner, and Justin Long (apart from an uncredited cameo which he [[CreatorBacklash later admitted to being "truly embarrassed" for doing"]]), doing]]), but added Adam Carolla.
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A direct-to-video sequel entitled ''Still Waiting...'' was made in 2009. About half the principals of the first movie returned; they lost Ryan Reynolds, Anna Faris, David Koechner, and Justin Long, and David Koechner Long (apart from an uncredited cameo which he [[CreatorBacklash later admitted to being "truly embarrassed" for doing"]]), but added Adam Carolla.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: In addition to RyanReynolds and the Mac guy, you have [[PushingDaisies Emerson]] [[BostonPublic Cod]], [[BeakmansWorld Josie]], [[Series/{{Bones}} Sweets]], and DaneCook.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: In addition to RyanReynolds and the Mac guy, you have [[PushingDaisies [[Series/PushingDaisies Emerson]] [[BostonPublic [[Series/BostonPublic Cod]], [[BeakmansWorld Josie]], [[Series/{{Bones}} Sweets]], and DaneCook.
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A direct-to-video sequel entitled ''Still Waiting...'' was made in 2009. About half the principals of the first movie returned; they lost Ryan Reynolds wasn't one of them, Reynolds, Anna Faris, Justin Long, and David Koechner but added Adam Carolla replaced him.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: In addition to RyanReynolds and the Mac guy, you have [[PushingDaisies Emerson]] [[BostonPublic Cod]], [[BeakmansWorld Josie]], [[{{Bones}} Sweets]], and DaneCook.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: In addition to RyanReynolds and the Mac guy, you have [[PushingDaisies Emerson]] [[BostonPublic Cod]], [[BeakmansWorld Josie]], [[{{Bones}} [[Series/{{Bones}} Sweets]], and DaneCook.
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* HateSink: Since there really is NoAntagonist apart from the misery of the waitstaff's lives, both the corporate bureaucracy and general drudgery, the "biatch" with the steak was there to put a face to it and serve as a target for their wrath.
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** Although the scene he has with Ramirez shows him playing this trope willingly. Since it's generally a run down of "The Game", [[spoiler: Mitch]] is too freaked out to talk.
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* CoolBigBro: Ramirez is a rather odd version of this to [[spoiler: Mitch. As a result Ramirez isn't called out in Mitch's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech.]]
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* JerkAss: One ''extremely'' bitchy customer, who learns the hard way not to insult people who handle her food.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: In addition to RyanReynolds and the Mac guy, you have [[PushingDaisies Emerson Cod]], [[BeakmansWorld Josie]], [[{{Bones}} Sweets]], and DaneCook.
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** The notion that if you piss off your waitstaff they will mess with your orders is all too true. A 20/20 special titled "True Confessions" has a segment about waitstaff messing with orders of customers who piss them off. With one instance of the waitstaff playing hockey with a peice of meat that was later served to a customer. The segment even makes reference to this movie.
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* JailBaitWait: Something that Monty does ''not'' adhere to. [[spoiler:At least until the end of the film.]]
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** Also, "The Game", where the guys try and make the other guys inadvertently look at their exposed junk.
** Monty, his mother (played by Wendie Malick in a {{Cameo}}), and Dean eating dinner.
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Meet Dean. Dean works as a server at a restaurant called Shenaniganz. This morning his mom [[DisappointedInYou told him]] about a guy he went to high school with who took all the same honors courses he did, and how [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter this guy just graduated with a Bachelor's in electrical engineering]]. Cue the angst.
Meet [[RyanReynolds Monty]]. Monty works [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything as a server at a restaurant called Shenaniganz]]. This morning he found out that the 17-year-old hostess, Natasha, will be turning 18 in exactly one week. Since Monty is a [[MrViceGuy proud pervert]], he proclaims that he [[RefugeInAudacity doesn't have much time left]]. But first, he has a special job today.
Meet Mitch. Today is Mitch's [[FirstDayFromHell first day]] training [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment as a server at a restaurant called Shenaniganz]]. During the film, [[AudienceSurrogate we will follow Mitch around]] as Monty acclimates him to work at this restaurant. Which involves a lot of [[MyGodYouAreSerious frontal male nudity]]. And for some reason, [[TheVoiceless nobody will let him finish a single sentence]].
Meet Calvin, who is working a double for a girl he likes, Raddimus and Danielle, a cook and a bartender who are having relationship issues, and Bishop, the dishwasher/therapist/historian/CloudCuckoolander, and the other employees of Shenaniganz as they go through a DayInTheLife.
Oh, [[AndZoidberg and Dan]]. [[StupidBoss The manager]].
Waiting... is a 2005 film starring RyanReynolds, Justin Long, Anna Faris, David Koechner, Luis Guzmán, and Chi [=McBride=] as the employees of a restaurant called Shenaniganz while they fight boredom and adulthood with their antics. The film depicts an [[TruthInTelevision only slight exaggeration]] of what working in a restaurant is like, as all restaurant employees will admit. [[InJoke Unless they have become]] [[WasOnceAMan managers]].
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!!This film provides examples of:
* AlmightyJanitor: Bishop, the dishwasher who gives psychological advice to the rest of the staff.
* {{Angst}}: Of the existential sort. It drives the movie.
* AudienceSurrogate: Mitch
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: than Dean which triggers the angst which drives his plot.
* BetweenMyLegs: Naomi.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Naomi. Nice in public, nasty in private.
* CoolBigBro: Ramirez is a rather odd version of this to [[spoiler: Mitch. As a result Ramirez isn't called out in Mitch's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech.]]
* EpiphanyTherapy:
** Averted. Calvin feels much better after Bishop walks him through a mental exercise about [[ItMakesSenseInContext peeing in a public restroom]], but Bishop then goes on to outline a therapy plan, involving repeating that exercise every night, and then slowly working him up to the stalls. Too bad Calvin isn't listening.
** Also averted with Naomi, who tells Bishop to "[[ShutUpKirk WASH THE FUCKING DISHES AND SHUT THE FUCK UP!]]"
* HeyItsThatGuy: In addition to RyanReynolds and the Mac guy, you have [[PushingDaisies Emerson Cod]], [[BeakmansWorld Josie]], [[{{Bones}} Sweets]], and DaneCook.
* IAteWhat: The "biatch" diner is given a "special" steak when she demands a new one. Remember, folks: Don't piss off the waitstaff.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Monty claims he is allowed to have sex with under-age girls because he wasn't there when the laws were made.
* IronicEcho: "You [obviously] need it more than I do." Dean first says it maliciously to a redneck, then it's said to Dean by an old classmate in a sympathetic, yet condescending way.
* JailBaitWait: Something that Monty does ''not'' adhere to.
* MagicalNegro: Bishop.
* NaiveNewcomer: Mitch again.
* NotSoDifferent: Dan, the manager tries with Dean
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: One near the end...[[spoiler:by the otherwise [[TheVoiceless voiceless]] Mitch.]]
* RecycledInSpace: It's {{Clerks}}... IN A RESTAURANT!
* RefugeInAudacity:
** Monty, his mother (played by Wendie Malick in a {{Cameo}}), and Dean eating dinner.
** Also, "The Game", where the guys try and make the other guys inadvertently look at their exposed junk.
* ShoutOut:
** The name of the restaurant Shenaniganz is a reference to ''Film/SuperTroopers''. Shenaniganz was mentioned as a Restaurant that officer Rodney Farva liked to eat at complete with goofy shit on the wall.
** A young guy named Mitch being taken under a veteran's wing...perhaps a ''DazedAndConfused'' reference?
* TruthInTelevision:
** The notion that if you piss off your waitstaff they will mess with your orders is all too true. A 20/20 special titled "True Confessions" has a segment about waitstaff messing with orders of customers who piss them off. With one instance of the waitstaff playing hockey with a peice of meat that was later served to a customer. The segment even makes reference to this movie.
** While promoting the movie, Dane Cook frequently told stories about his time in the restaurant business and some of the horrible things he himself did to food. He mentioned one horrible customer pissed him off, so when he was mixing her drink, he didn't use a straw.
* TwoLinesNoWaiting: No pun intended, there are many, many subplots going on. In fact, the audience can pretty much choose who the main character is and what the main plot is.
* TheVoiceless: [[spoiler: Mitch. Not by his choice, mind you, but he just keeps getting interrupted FoghornLeghorn style until his rant at the end of the movie.]]
** Although the scene he has with Ramirez shows him playing this trope willingly. Since it's generally a run down of "The Game", [[spoiler: Mitch]] is too freaked out to talk.
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[[caption-width-right:288:[[{{Clerks}} Just because they serve you, doesn't mean they like you...]] ]]
Meet Dean. Dean works as a server at a restaurant called Shenaniganz. This morning his mom [[DisappointedInYou told him]] about a guy he went to high school with who took all the same honors courses he did, and how [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter this guy just graduated with a Bachelor's in electrical engineering]]. Cue the angst.
Meet [[RyanReynolds Monty]]. Monty works [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything as a server at a restaurant called Shenaniganz]]. This morning he found out that the 17-year-old hostess, Natasha, will be turning 18 in exactly one week. Since Monty is a [[MrViceGuy proud pervert]], he proclaims that he [[RefugeInAudacity doesn't have much time left]]. But first, he has a special job today.
Meet Mitch. Today is Mitch's [[FirstDayFromHell first day]] training [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment as a server at a restaurant called Shenaniganz]]. During the film, [[AudienceSurrogate we will follow Mitch around]] as Monty acclimates him to work at this restaurant. Which involves a lot of [[MyGodYouAreSerious frontal male nudity]]. And for some reason, [[TheVoiceless nobody will let him finish a single sentence]].
Meet Calvin, who is working a double for a girl he likes, Raddimus and Danielle, a cook and a bartender who are having relationship issues, and Bishop, the dishwasher/therapist/historian/CloudCuckoolander, and the other employees of Shenaniganz as they go through a DayInTheLife.
Oh, [[AndZoidberg and Dan]]. [[StupidBoss The manager]].
Waiting... is a 2005 film starring RyanReynolds, Justin Long, Anna Faris, David Koechner, Luis Guzmán, and Chi [=McBride=] as the employees of a restaurant called Shenaniganz while they fight boredom and adulthood with their antics. The film depicts an [[TruthInTelevision only slight exaggeration]] of what working in a restaurant is like, as all restaurant employees will admit. [[InJoke Unless they have become]] [[WasOnceAMan managers]].
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!!This film provides examples of:
* AlmightyJanitor: Bishop, the dishwasher who gives psychological advice to the rest of the staff.
* {{Angst}}: Of the existential sort. It drives the movie.
* AudienceSurrogate: Mitch
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: than Dean which triggers the angst which drives his plot.
* BetweenMyLegs: Naomi.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Naomi. Nice in public, nasty in private.
* CoolBigBro: Ramirez is a rather odd version of this to [[spoiler: Mitch. As a result Ramirez isn't called out in Mitch's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech.]]
* EpiphanyTherapy:
** Averted. Calvin feels much better after Bishop walks him through a mental exercise about [[ItMakesSenseInContext peeing in a public restroom]], but Bishop then goes on to outline a therapy plan, involving repeating that exercise every night, and then slowly working him up to the stalls. Too bad Calvin isn't listening.
** Also averted with Naomi, who tells Bishop to "[[ShutUpKirk WASH THE FUCKING DISHES AND SHUT THE FUCK UP!]]"
* HeyItsThatGuy: In addition to RyanReynolds and the Mac guy, you have [[PushingDaisies Emerson Cod]], [[BeakmansWorld Josie]], [[{{Bones}} Sweets]], and DaneCook.
* IAteWhat: The "biatch" diner is given a "special" steak when she demands a new one. Remember, folks: Don't piss off the waitstaff.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Monty claims he is allowed to have sex with under-age girls because he wasn't there when the laws were made.
* IronicEcho: "You [obviously] need it more than I do." Dean first says it maliciously to a redneck, then it's said to Dean by an old classmate in a sympathetic, yet condescending way.
* JailBaitWait: Something that Monty does ''not'' adhere to.
* MagicalNegro: Bishop.
* NaiveNewcomer: Mitch again.
* NotSoDifferent: Dan, the manager tries with Dean
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: One near the end...[[spoiler:by the otherwise [[TheVoiceless voiceless]] Mitch.]]
* RecycledInSpace: It's {{Clerks}}... IN A RESTAURANT!
* RefugeInAudacity:
** Monty, his mother (played by Wendie Malick in a {{Cameo}}), and Dean eating dinner.
** Also, "The Game", where the guys try and make the other guys inadvertently look at their exposed junk.
* ShoutOut:
** The name of the restaurant Shenaniganz is a reference to ''Film/SuperTroopers''. Shenaniganz was mentioned as a Restaurant that officer Rodney Farva liked to eat at complete with goofy shit on the wall.
** A young guy named Mitch being taken under a veteran's wing...perhaps a ''DazedAndConfused'' reference?
* TruthInTelevision:
** The notion that if you piss off your waitstaff they will mess with your orders is all too true. A 20/20 special titled "True Confessions" has a segment about waitstaff messing with orders of customers who piss them off. With one instance of the waitstaff playing hockey with a peice of meat that was later served to a customer. The segment even makes reference to this movie.
** While promoting the movie, Dane Cook frequently told stories about his time in the restaurant business and some of the horrible things he himself did to food. He mentioned one horrible customer pissed him off, so when he was mixing her drink, he didn't use a straw.
* TwoLinesNoWaiting: No pun intended, there are many, many subplots going on. In fact, the audience can pretty much choose who the main character is and what the main plot is.
* TheVoiceless: [[spoiler: Mitch. Not by his choice, mind you, but he just keeps getting interrupted FoghornLeghorn style until his rant at the end of the movie.]]
** Although the scene he has with Ramirez shows him playing this trope willingly. Since it's generally a run down of "The Game", [[spoiler: Mitch]] is too freaked out to talk.
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