Inflation is squeezing some seniors — so they're coming out of retirement to work as hosts and cashiers

• As wages increase in service jobs, seniors are getting in on the action to offset inflation, according to USA Today. 
• Many formerly retired workers feel comfortable returning to the workforce as concerns around the pandemic wane.
• Some even say younger coworkers "can't keep up," according to one 69-year-old former retiree.

As wages increase in service industry jobs across the US, formerly retired seniors are taking jobs in bars and restaurants to offset the hardships of inflation.