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Spiritual Insights from the Service Industry
Time moves differently in restaurants. Hours are lost in movement. Days blend. People come and go...Restaurants are nearly always a temporary landing on the tongue of a flytrap. Until the leaves collapse above you, your senses disappear, and the establishment swallows you whole without you even realizing it. Slowly, you morph into the restaurant, its habits and routines. Read More.
Ana Trevino
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