Supply_And_Demand

Supply And Demand Supply and Demand For Your Labor Over the last summer, I worked at a buffet style restaurant called Café Del Mar. This restaurant is located in the Plaza Resort & Spa, which is a hotel in Daytona Beach, “the worlds most famous beach.” I supplied labor as a server making more than the normal $2.13; I was pulling $5.25 per hour plus tips. The all you can eat buffet cost $20.95 per person, and the demand for this buffet was high, because it was always full with a wait. There were a few major duties that my co-workers and I did on a day-to-day basis. When arriving to work we would have to set up the buffet and put out all the food where it belongs. The buffet was open from five o’clock P.M. until ten o’clock P.M., being packed the whole five hours it was open. My duties as a server where to take drink orders, ring in the bill, make sure the guest had clean plates to eat off, and make it the best dinner the guests ever had. After the buffet was closed it was time to clean up the supply, demand, keeping, buffet, per, appropriate, work, money, making, equilibrium, tips, make, hour, happy, $525, working, week, wasn’t, things, sure, server, running, restaurant, plus, paying, makes, made, labor, high, good, food, employer, customers, being, after