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ANNAPOLIS, Md. 鈥?Today, a group of lawmakers in support of One Fair Wage slapped on an apron and tried their hand at waiting tables.Finding out, the service industry isn t for everyone. Senator Cory McCray is a co-sponsor of the bill to give servers $15 an hou stanley cup r instead of their current rate of $3.63. During stanley mugs his shift in support of One Fair Wage, he forgot to ask one of his customers what side they want. I grew up in Baltimore City, I can remember my mom working two or three jobs, water bottle stanley one of them being at Pargo s. But the reality is people shouldn t have to work 2-3 jobs just to be able to sustain, they should be able to do that with one job and that s always been the mission, the assignment and what we re looking forward to, said McCray, a Democrat from Baltimore City.Those in favor of the bill argue their pay is too low and inconsistent relying solely on tips. We get paid from the guests, the restaurant really doesn t pay us. Every two weeks we might get 60, 70 dollars max, said Nichola