It's not just that number at the end or making a certain amount of money. Part of what I like about having the dining room is that people meet each other there, they talk to one another. Some play group comes in, people meet here to go skiing. There's a lot of things people come here to do besides just eat. It's not just the food.
People really feel welcome.
We as employees, people behind the counter, actually care a little bit more about them than just taking their money. We try to learn their names, who their kids are and that kind of stuff. Being in the same place for a long time gives you that kind of potential. I think that we're more of a force than a lot of the straight world recognizes.