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        Waitstaff assert their individual style &mdash; even when in uniform.
            by Brian Ries
            Over a decade ago, the Mike Judge movie Office Space eviscerated chain dining&#039;s penchant for pseudo-individuality in a few short minutes, thanks in large part to Jennifer Aniston. She&#039;s not the first person you&#039;d point to as a beacon of counter-culture style, but that&#039;s why she was perfect for the scene, just a normal person working a normal job as a server in TGIF-equivalent Chotchkie&#039;s Restaurant, forced to dissect the quantity and quality of her &quot;flair&quot; &mdash; the buttons and patches the waitstaff was required to wear.&hellip;
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