My Wife Works Nights
A Hilarious, Gritty, No-B.S. Look at Life in The Biz.
From first shifts to last straws, My Wife Works Nights is a raw, witty, and unapologetic dive into the chaos of the restaurant industry. G.R. Kelley Jr. takes you behind the scenes—where the real stories unfold, the rules don’t always apply, and survival means mastering the art of customer service, kitchen politics, and keeping your sanity (mostly) intact. Grab a seat and enjoy the ride—no reservations needed.
About the Creator
G.R. Kelley Jr.
Gary is the man who served it all—not the one who’s simply seen it all. A true customer service survivor, he began working shifts at just 16 years old. He’s been part of the madness while mastering the art of the hustle.
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