Top 5 Theme Songs Of Every Service Industry Employee

Whether you waited tables ten years ago, or two days ago...you know that dealing with the public can be challenging. Throw in serving alcohol, and things just got a lot more complicated. So as a tribute to your hard work, patience, and service insanity, we've compiled a list of theme songs you'll appreciate. Thank YOU service industry employees. Without you, our food would be cold, and are drinks would be empty!

5. "Shots" by LMFAO

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Your section was full all night, the kitchen ran out of mashed potatoes, and the bar was never empty. Some how you survived being in the weeds, got your side work done, and walked away with a wad of cash! There's only one way to celebrate...

4. "Closing Time" by Semisonic

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A bartender's top four favorite words are "LAST CALL FOR ALCOHOL!" Sometimes people try to ignore that, and don't think those words apply to them. Luckily, Semisonic has been saving the day with this tune for years, and passive aggressively reminding everyone what time it is.

3. "Waitress" by Live

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It's a tough job, but somebody's gotta do it. If you didn't make as many tips as you would have liked to, remember that tomorrow is a new day. Plus...this song is a good one to play full blast while you let out your frustration on the way home.

2. "Respect" by Aretha Franklin

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In this industry, you HAVE to have thick skin. So the last thing you want when you come home, is whiny crap from your significant other. Spell it out for them if you have to. "R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to me."

1. "Bitch Better Have My Money" by Rihanna

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Sometimes all you wanna do is go home. If you are in this industry, you have more patience than anyone on the planet. So while you wait...enjoy this gangsta track. Shout out to all the customers who wait too long for their change, bartenders who need the drawer counted, and servers who need to turn in their check-out. Don't worry, you'll get your money. We promise. Also...don't call your manager a bitch.