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....jus' sayin'
Now all you need to complete the scene is about a dozen or more customers standing in line out the door!
"Buy them by the sack"... I did my share of that back in the day. But in the Chicago area it was known as White Castle. Love those "SLIDERS". Extra pickle and extra sauce is a must.
Maybe put a narrow counter along the window with the round stools under it so you can have customers sitting looking out of the window chomping away on the sliders and slugging down a coke. Also add a cash register on the counter and a family walking out of the door with a sack full of sliders.
Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ
.............Carl...............
Nice work by the way
I had a very odd night of sleep. I half thought up and half dreamed Elgin Harbor, which is a decrepit coastal town. The part I entered and built in my mind was on a long pier over the ocean, the last building over the tide a poolroom, which served soft-shell crab sandwiches. Next a magazine, news, and tobacco store, then a slim lunchroom. I had to make the pool tables and draw all the newspapers for you. You built the rest. What a weird night!
Brick work is great.