shift ends, the staff head to a party at Monty and Dean's house, where Monty refrains from having sex with Natasha as she is not of legal age yet, but promises they will the following week after her birthday. Mitch, who had been unable to speak all day largely due to Monty's interruptions, finally rants in regards to the entire staff and quits. Prior to leaving, Mitch exposes his genitals in the form of "The Goat", which head chef Raddimus had said earlier would grant him instant god-status. Monty declares his allegiance to Mitch, having now replaced Dean in his absence. In a post credits scene, Dan is shown arriving at the customers house who Dean had insulted earlier, incorrectly believing it was the location of the party. The customer angrily demands from Dan the milkshake he was earlier promised. Cast Production Waiting... was filmed in New Orleans; Jefferson Parish, Louisiana; and Kenner, Louisiana. Release The film grossed over double its budget during the opening weekend with $6,021,106 in 1,652 theaters. It opened at #7 in the U.S. box office. Its total gross was $18,637,690 with $16,124,543 within the U.S. and $2,513,147 in foreign markets. Reception Waiting... received mixed to mostly negative reviews. , the film holds a 30% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 92 reviews with an average rating of 4.18 out of 10; the site's consensus states: "Waiting... is a gross-out comedy that's more gross than comic." Metacritic gave the film a 30/100, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews". Roger Ebert gave the film a 1.5 stars out of 4 claiming that "Waiting... is melancholy for comedy". Despite negative reviews from critics, Waiting... has garnered a small cult following. Soundtrack The original score for the film was composed by Adam Gorgoni. A soundtrack was released and is available only through the iTunes Store. The track listing is as follows: "Callin' Out" – Lyrics Born "No Tomorrow" – The Blackouts "Hardcore Days, Softcore Nights" – Aqueduct "I Started Running" – The Talk "The Gay '90s" – Alternative Champs "Will My Lord Be Gardening" – Lilys "Fashion Fatale" – Read Yellow "Frantic (Roman Polanski version)" – Aqueduct "Dance" – Snatches of Pink "Nick and T-Dog's P-H-Fat Rap (radio edit)" – Andy Milonakis and Max Kasch The film also included songs by The Rattlesnakes, The New Pornographers, Reaching Forward, Spoon, REO Speedwagon, Peaches, Leftfield, Goldfinger, Spin Doctors, Sunday's Best, High Speed