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You will have a hard time finding two people happier than Bill Brown and his mother Jane these days. After Sunday, they can do some fairly simple and common things that they haven't done in over twenty years. For instance, they can accept invitations. They can buy tickets to shows and movies and go to matinees if they choose. After Friday, if they want to do nothing, they may, and if they want to get involved, they can devote themselves full time. After Friday, they can say goodbye to twelve-hour work days, worries about refrigeration, the cost of eggs, absent employees, or a late delivery of bread. The next time they go to a diner, they will sit down, relax, and let someone else serve them.

It's a rather dizzying tour of Daddypop's Tumble Inn Diner in Claremont, New Hampshire, but if you want to see an example of classic New England diner construction at its prime, then take a look. Video after the break.

I present you, dear readers, with this image of an apple pie we just purchased from the Mastoris Diner in Bordentown, New Jersey. For those who don't know about the Mastoris, I can best describe it as probably the penultimate of all the big Greek-style, Jersey-built diners. At more than 600 seats, it surpasses most — if not all — of them in size, history, and food quality.