This is one of the largest paintings I ever painted. It also took a long time to paint. It shows one morning's breakfast being served(at least coffee by the waitresses) at The Daniel Webster Inn in  Sandwich, Cape Cod, It's also happens to be the restaurant I worked at for five summers in the 1990's as a busboy. Since it's a five-star prestigious and expensive restaurant I know that the waitresses or busboys would probably not be able to afford a meal here. The point, however, of my painting is to show that even though "the rich are different from you and me(F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Rich Boy" story)" the tension is so thick, strong probably between the people, especially with the young family, the mother and daughters, in particular, towards the left side when maybe having a family feud's breakfast conversation that you couldn't cut it with  any of the butter knives I set as a busboy that breakfast morning during  a summer meal in Sandwich, Cape Cod, MA. In other words, even the rich don't necessarily have it easy.