So

when it's crowded like that, like there is benefits to that crowd too, because people are shuffling slowly and they're taking a little bit more time to glance at everything.

And like, you know, fear of sounding like a crazy capitalist or whatever, as they're walking by and glancing, wow, you can catch that they're interested and lock them in with a book in hand or the menu.

Acknowledge them, talk to them.

And then you almost create a safe place for them because they've been They've been like locked in with this meat wall of people, whatever.

You pulled them out of that to someone who's personable.

In the little inlet along the

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