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My parents owned and operated a restaurant for 35 years so I grew up hanging at the bar and huffing second hand smoke while watching TGIF. For me, smelling smoke and stale beer is super comforting. Even typing that I realize is incredibly fucked up but it is what it is. I learned a ton of social skills and relating to all ages and walks of life and it has served me well but its a pretty messed up childhood.
An Italian restaurant?
Greek, Italian and American fare. How'd you guess?
You made me think of a friend who had a similar upbringing and his family owned an Italian restaurant
Wait......which era of TGIF? Because that block ran for like 12 years. Started when I was a kid, and I was college aged when it finished.
Dinosaurs was a solid show.
Mid to late 90s, Boy meets girl, step by step, family matters, etc. Would just hang there most of the night while both my parents ran the restaurant and if I got too tired I'd pass out in a booth and my parents would wake me when it was time to go home.