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I was so sad, you guys, to see that Ellen's Stardust Diner in Manhattan could be done for because of the coronavirus.

So if you've never been, it's like this legendary, iconic spot where every one of the

people on the wait staff sings.

That's the, do you know what I'm talking about now?

I think I do.

Yeah.

I think I do.

So it's right there, it's in the theater district. And when you go, it's a diner with diner food. When my daughters were a little bit younger, took them to New York for a long weekend. We saw Mary Poppins on Broadway and took them to Ellen Stardust Diner for dinner. And, you know, they had cheeseburgers and

fries and the waiters and waitresses all sing. So it's been around since 1987. They have over 200

employees, including the servers who sang and the bus boy persons and all of it. many of the people most of the people who work at

ellens are actors and performers who are hoping to get their big break yeah that's what i figured right

so they've got a ton of debt and if they can't pay it back like over half a million dollars in

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