The American diner is seen as a second home for many. Its welcoming doors are often open 24 hours a day, providing food, camaraderie, and comfort at any odd hour. Whether you’re clocking out from late-night shift work or getting early-morning pancakes, these timeless establishments have seemingly always been there to help. So let’s dive…
I wonder if the whole credit card thing really took off…
But she might be onto something when it comes to the work thing…
“A “severe bottleneck” around 930,000 years ago had the population of our human ancestors down to just about 1280 individuals.”
Somebody has to crack a few more books…
“The two became inseparable and Hachiko used to watch Ueno depart on the train for work…”
He’s got a point. Or two. Or five.
Yep, some nostalgia for sure.
Is there a “Hall of Records” beneath?
The film’s fashion has a much deeper meaning than you’d think.
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