Read about a survey yesterday, and forgot who did it. But they found 72% of people who quit during the "great resignation" regretted it. The context was that the grass wasn't always greener in the new job.

Not necessarily related in any way, but in November last year we were personally seeing server/staff shortages everywhere. We didn't go out much in December because COVID struck the household, but in 2022 we haven't seen it at all, and have in fact had really good service the last few times we've gone out. Maybe restaurants have figured out how to deal with it, maybe now the extra federal benefits and holidays are over, or maybe the "regret" mentioned above. Or maybe all three and a few other factors, but I almost forgot it was a thing until I saw a new post here a few days ago. Wondering what people are seeing in other areas?