Anyone interested its for Lollapalooza

Tiffany (hee-haw's sis) is looking for people to work the beer tents. $5/hour, plus tips. the shift is for the whole day (12 hours), but you'd get a couple breaks and may be able to request times to break (so as to see a band you actually want to see). she estimated that the daily take last year was about 250/person. she expects (though, i'm skeptical) that this year the tips may double (hiring half-as-many servers and there are more tickets already sold for this year's festival compared to last year). anyway, i'm considering it...maybe matthew or some of his friends would be interested, as well...just an FYI.

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