Waiting... Trivia Quiz

Answer: Shenaniganz

Kelsey's and T.G.I. Friday's are restaurants with a very similar theme to Shenaniganz. Jack's Steakhouse is a restaurant that is briefly mentioned in the movie, as Dean is offered a job there.

Answer: False

Naomi is actually upset at Dan because she feels that there are four servers too many on during the morning shift. This upsets her because she has been working at Shenaniganz way too long, and is tired of the poor managerial skills of Dan. Also, that means that she has even fewer tables to serve, which means making less money.

Answer: The Game

The Game is a crude activity between male co-workers. Monty is testing Mitch, to see if he can accept The Game as a joke, or if he'd take it seriously.

Answer: Chi McBride

Chi McBride plays Bishop, the sage-like dishwasher. Luiz Guzman plays Raddimus, the chef responsible for the creation of The Game. Dane Cook plays Floyd, the wise-cracking cook who is in charge of the "corrections" to the meal of the picky customer. Skylar Stone plays an annonymous cook, who has a severe case of dandruff.

Answer: False

Dean is dating Amy throughout the course of the movie. Amy and Serena are best friends. Monty and Serena used to date, but Dean has never dated Serena. The relationship between Dean and Amy dissolves at the end of the movie, because Amy feels that Dean is too emotional for her to deal with.

Answer: The Lumberjack

The Brain, The Bat Wing, and The Goat are all positions of The Game that are used in the movie. Cal uses The Bat Wing on Raddimus. Raddimus uses The Brain on multiple characters. Mitch uses The Goat at the end of the movie, which earns him the respect of the employees of the restaurant.

Answer: T-Dawg

Theodore prefers to be called T-Dawg by his co-workers. Dan the Manager still calls him Theodore, though. He prefers to be called T-Dawg because he thinks he is from the streets. He goes by this nickname because it sounds cooler than Theodore.

Answer: False

He realizes that taking the position would be a step towards permanence in a job that is supposed to be part-time. Therefore, he decides that he is going to do something with his life, rather than working at Shenaniganz. Dan can't handle this response, and fires Dean, even though he has already quit.

Answer: Serena

Mitch loses his temper with Floyd, Monty, Natasha, Dean, and Naomi. Serena never really did anything to upset Mitch. At the end of the movie, Mitch is tired of being ignored and mistreated by all of the employees of the restaurant, so he yells at them.

This all leads up to him being accepted by his co-workers, because they realize how rude they were to him. Plus, he pulls off the Goat, which makes him "A god among men" in the eyes of his male co-workers.

Answer: Guacamole for the steak

Skylar Stone's character was going to add guacamole, but that would be mixing Mexican and Continental accoutrements, which is unnacceptable. The cooks and servers tamper with the food of customers who complain too much. They feel that when a customer complains, it is an insult, and is breaking one of the cardinal rules of food service: "don't mess with people that handle your food!"