I would advise anyone reading this to hold that tray with two hands I would also advise them to use a plastic tub or some cart to retrieve the dishes until you get really good practice balancing those trays and taking multiple plates in orders at a time
I'm a busser at olive garden all we do is buss tables but we have a cart with 3 levels on it and each level has a been in it the top is for cups and silverware the middle is trash and dishes like plates and bowls the bottom is just lenins
That's so interesting to hold the tray with three or with your fingertips instead of the flat hand you say it will slide off I would have never known that, I can just imagine how heavy those trays are with more than two dishes and a cup
@@michaelgatien4277 Hey I’m 16 and I’ve got my job in like a couple hours. Is it really hard? This seems tough and are you allowed to sit down or is it chill most of the time
@@randomshow9366 "sit down"? What? Why would you ever be "allowed to sit down"? Type of question is that? You don't get paid for sitting down lmfao it's a job. There's always something to do. I'm sure you learned that the hard way, huh? That's what breaks are for.
Savage_Aiimz-Tv hell nah that’s amazing the restaurant I work at we get paid 2.75 plus tips but there’s also another restaurant in town that pay 7.25 plus tips for bus boys
It’s easy all u have to do is is just watch for people to leave then clear and reset the table and just do whatever else you’re told. Working at McDonald’s is harder than this
I'm a busser at a casino I love it even have table cloths I gotta put down on the table to I learned to work fast that away customers can come and eat when there hungry and always have clean table
Tbh I’ve been a busser for 8 months and every restaurant is different I work at a beach bar and grill so everything is different but this is likely for Fancy Restaurants
8 months? HAA I've been a busser a red robin restaurant here in Connecticut for over 181/2 years. No I don't love what I do necessarily, it's just the money that's decent that's all. But bussing is very hard and not everyone is built for it. It takes a special person to handle bussing and keep up with the volume of people. Also I buss tables on a Friday and sat night and Im by myself. But I always get it done. But good for you for making a difference. People will prob look down on you for bussing but those people don't realize there's a lot more to bussing than just cleaning off a table. Keep that in mind.
I’m a busser and where I work we get hourly and 10% of all server sales that night. Usually averaging $10-15 an hour depending on the server section you get
i have a question if 2 busboys are working togther but one of them gets sent home becuse its slow if they only work a half shift while the other stays for all of it does he get 75 percent tips while the one that left early gets 25 percent tips or do they still split it in half
At the restaurant that i work at, the buser doesn't clean the doors, the hostess is the one that does that, also when bussing we don't use trays we carry everything to rush by have, we do have bus tubs, but those are mainly for the kitchen too use, but in the post they have let me use there bus tubs when bussing.
Dawg... You kidding right?? Boy if I keep scrolling and seeing your comments... "Are you allowed to sit down"? "Are you allowed to sit down"?? Omg. Is this a serious question? Why would someone pay another man to "sit down"? The tables are for your guests, not for you... I don't know how your sheltered ass thinks the world works but this aint it lol
@@7orobat972 of course not, I just didn’t want some asshole being disrespectful about you spelling it wrong because I see that a lot. My pleasure by the way, take care!
My question i have good eye on little details i notice you just picked up used dishes from prior table no gloves and your suppose to wash hand before setting table with clean tableware again cleaning windows no gloves what do you go back to cleaning tables and so forth with hand now with windex?? on them no thank you i rather stop going to restraints all together after this i am such germ a fobia person i couldn't work if its not without gloves when cleaning windows and taking dirty dishes off able and washing my hands after i take gloves off to start assembling a new table.
Don't go by what the video is having you do. Every restaurant is different. Fancy restaurants have very different bussing techniques than say a burger joint like Red Robin where I currently work as a busser. I don't use trays I use a bus tub. Much easier and it builds up muscles and hand grip strength.
You sound lazy as hell. How you gonna enter the workforce if an entry-level job like busboy "seems really tough" and if you expect to "sit down" while clocked in on the job lmfaoo. This next generation got they ass accustomed to the couch I'm losing faith smh
This is so helpful im going to watch this daily because I’m going to work as a busser soon :,)
good luck :) you’ll do great
How was it?
Same
looks like he got fired 😂
This was the longest 5 min video ever 😭😭
Don’t tell me 😢
The job is easy just be ready to do what ever and your feet will be so strong by the time you get your first pay
yeah i can second this, i work at a cafe and 7 hr shifts and im not aloud to sit, my feet wanna fuckin die
Joshie get new shoes
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I skate a couple times per week so my legs are pretty strong :) I think the job should go pretty good I just hope it isn’t too stressful for me
being a buser is NOT EASY! especially for restaurants that always has a heavy consistent stream of customers
Im a busser at a texas roadhouse and there is always way more on tables than this. And we use bus tubs. Not server trays
Thinking about being a busser is it hard
@@matthewrodriguez7967 not at all once you get used to it
I work at cracker Barrel and you sir are correct.
@@frankgonzalez1468 I’m a female but thanks.
diner i started working at uses carts along with the tubs
I would advise anyone reading this to hold that tray with two hands I would also advise them to use a plastic tub or some cart to retrieve the dishes until you get really good practice balancing those trays and taking multiple plates in orders at a time
What ever he did with that napkin or whatever was hard ASF 😭💪
I'm 14 and I'm getting a job as a busser this summer. Thx for the walkthrough!
I'm a busser at olive garden all we do is buss tables but we have a cart with 3 levels on it and each level has a been in it the top is for cups and silverware the middle is trash and dishes like plates and bowls the bottom is just lenins
how much do u make a hour bc i have a interview to work there and want to now how much to except.
@@bry8966 10 through 11 an hour
What state you in? because each state has a different pay rate
@@giobunny3713 with tips how much
@@Jossshbruh 14-17N an hour
I miss being a busboy is my earlier years. Much simpler times.
Just started yesterday at la famiglia it was pretty easy, training was a bit limited but it’s common sense to be honest.
haha is it still easy?
That's so interesting to hold the tray with three or with your fingertips instead of the flat hand you say it will slide off I would have never known that, I can just imagine how heavy those trays are with more than two dishes and a cup
lol sister puts her fingers in the glass because its quicker and she can carry more
I break down tables at cheddars, and it only takes me 1 min to break down a normal size table.
this GENERAL info will help me prepare for Thursday; I have been hired as a buser at Red Robin.
How did it go?
@@kaneda6118 good thx 4 asking
@@michaelgatien4277 Hey I’m 16 and I’ve got my job in like a couple hours. Is it really hard? This seems tough and are you allowed to sit down or is it chill most of the time
@@randomshow9366 "sit down"? What? Why would you ever be "allowed to sit down"? Type of question is that? You don't get paid for sitting down lmfao it's a job. There's always something to do. I'm sure you learned that the hard way, huh? That's what breaks are for.
@@randomshow9366 yo how did it go i starts tomorrow
Our busser is a busser/food runner and he makes $4.95 an hour plus tips
He’s also 24 or 25 I think, isnt that bad?
Is everyone in that restaurant a meth head.? If so ...ran away as fast as u can .
4.95? That’s shitty. Plus tips probably don’t get much tips
Savage_Aiimz-Tv hell nah that’s amazing the restaurant I work at we get paid 2.75 plus tips but there’s also another restaurant in town that pay 7.25 plus tips for bus boys
4 fucking dollars that’s it holy shit that’s finessed it’s 14 the hour at least for that job
@@tjs-_goated7449 the busser at the place im applying for makes 7.25 an hr and the waiters make around 2.50 or 2 an hr plus tax
I am too scared to do this bruh 😭😭
It’s easy all u have to do is is just watch for people to leave then clear and reset the table and just do whatever else you’re told. Working at McDonald’s is harder than this
Thank you for the info.
That is one beautiful restaurant.
I hope you can use gloves because I am not touching other ppls food
I'm a busser at a casino I love it even have table cloths I gotta put down on the table to I learned to work fast that away customers can come and eat when there hungry and always have clean table
Tbh I’ve been a busser for 8 months and every restaurant is different I work at a beach bar and grill so everything is different but this is likely for Fancy Restaurants
8 months? HAA I've been a busser a red robin restaurant here in Connecticut for over 181/2 years. No I don't love what I do necessarily, it's just the money that's decent that's all. But bussing is very hard and not everyone is built for it. It takes a special person to handle bussing and keep up with the volume of people. Also I buss tables on a Friday and sat night and Im by myself. But I always get it done. But good for you for making a difference. People will prob look down on you for bussing but those people don't realize there's a lot more to bussing than just cleaning off a table. Keep that in mind.
I’m Montagnard Jarai indigenous tomorrow I go to work at restaurant busboy hope I be ok
How'd it go?
How do you get tips?
From customers or servers?
Most bussers don’t get tips that’s what the waiters have as extra pay
Actually I think some busses get a percentage of the tips, not that much though
im a busser and where i work i get 10% of the server tips
@@bellaseitzinger6165 how much does that contribute to your pay?
I’m a busser and where I work we get hourly and 10% of all server sales that night. Usually averaging $10-15 an hour depending on the server section you get
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i have a question if 2 busboys are working togther but one of them gets sent home becuse its slow if they only work a half shift while the other stays for all of it does he get 75 percent tips while the one that left early gets 25 percent tips or do they still split it in half
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Wash your hands before you go back to touching clean eating cutlery.
At the restaurant that i work at, the buser doesn't clean the doors, the hostess is the one that does that, also when bussing we don't use trays we carry everything to rush by have, we do have bus tubs, but those are mainly for the kitchen too use, but in the post they have let me use there bus tubs when bussing.
Thank you
I love being a bus boy ..
Me too 😊
Forgot to wipe the table down lol. Also for bigger tables you will probably need a bus tub. Don't put stuff on a tray thats awful.
Boi when i say Im the beat buss boy in Dallas!!!
I’m in Dallas any tips bro? About to start my first buss boy job
Are you allowed to sit down???
Dawg... You kidding right?? Boy if I keep scrolling and seeing your comments... "Are you allowed to sit down"? "Are you allowed to sit down"?? Omg. Is this a serious question? Why would someone pay another man to "sit down"? The tables are for your guests, not for you... I don't know how your sheltered ass thinks the world works but this aint it lol
No way
@@BenDover-ot9yv bro relax😂he’s just a kid
@@BenDover-ot9yv dude chill it’s just a kid you’ve commented like 5 times on this video getting all pissy at other people for asking questions
@@bojackproductions9330 What are u gonna do about it lil bro?
You didn't clean your table before "reseting" it !!
*reseting
@@jeremiah4784 is the grammar more important than the importance ? Its not my language, and thank you for correcting me 👍
@@7orobat972 of course not, I just didn’t want some asshole being disrespectful about you spelling it wrong because I see that a lot. My pleasure by the way, take care!
@@jeremiah4784 thank you, i appreciate
Ima put ma finger knee deep in the cupd
thanks man ❤
My question i have good eye on little details i notice you just picked up used dishes from prior table no gloves and your suppose to wash hand before setting table with clean tableware
again cleaning windows no gloves what do you go back to cleaning tables and so forth with hand now with windex?? on them no thank you i rather stop going to restraints all together after this i am such germ a fobia person i couldn't work if its not without gloves when cleaning windows and taking dirty dishes off able and washing my hands after i take gloves off to start assembling a new table.
This is why they created soap and water :)
Oooooohhhh snap she got u
You might not want to go anywhere if you can’t form proper sentences.
Unfortunately, most restaurants don't care unless it's a higher end one.
@@swaggyfarts5654 Their pfp is literally written in Spanish. Your language isn't the only one in existence, lil English weirdo.
Where can i find a real mans job?
get off the streets for 1
I'm a quick learner this might help me
Don't go by what the video is having you do. Every restaurant is different. Fancy restaurants have very different bussing techniques than say a burger joint like Red Robin where I currently work as a busser. I don't use trays I use a bus tub. Much easier and it builds up muscles and hand grip strength.
How much you guys get paid ?
Depends on the restaurant really, some pay average while others pay you ridiculously good.
@@randomzach2190 what would average pay be?
@@smoothie1236 depends on what state and city your in. Some pay $13-$15/h
Why don't you take a guess? Let's see... It's an entry-level job. In layman's terms for you: you make minimum wage.
i get paid $8 an hour for 5 hours lol
No other
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I've heard so many diffrent thing 2 do as a busser bruh stressed
frrr😭hows it been going?
Awesome
Update
Disgusting,you need to properly clean the table and chairs first before setting up
lol this was before Covid
@@Rene-zn5gl still
Didnt he say "and after you've buffed and wiped the table you gonna do"
I just wanted a chill first job. I just turned 16, and this seems really tough.
Same and I’m scared I might mess up on my first day
You sound lazy as hell. How you gonna enter the workforce if an entry-level job like busboy "seems really tough" and if you expect to "sit down" while clocked in on the job lmfaoo. This next generation got they ass accustomed to the couch I'm losing faith smh
@@BenDover-ot9yv hmmm you said "entry-level" I think depending on situation the pay compared to the work is not worth it since it is entry level pay.
@@BenDover-ot9yv ive seen you on every comment being an ass lmao get a life
@@Fvums how bout you get off your fatass and do sum about it?
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