The Diner over at (address) fits the bill of an old 1940's era recreation. Red, glossy-topped stools line the counter and old-fashioned nostalgia lines the walls. The jukebox in the corner plays a Bing Crosby album. A polite, middle aged-woman takes orders and calls them back to the kitchen, where a gruff voice occasionally bellows back in response. It's the perfect kind of place for someone without a whole lot of money to find something to eat. In typical Diner style, burgers and fries and club sandwiches are turned out every few minutes. Arteries be damned.
Quick, wearing a blue polo shirt and khaki shorts, walks through the door. As he's accustomed to doing, he's also wearing his 'game face'. He smiles and waves when he sees the woman behind the counter. She seems busy, with a phone stuck to her ear.
"Sit anywhere?"
She nods in response, giving him the 'one sec' gesture. Quick settles into one of the booths off to the side and looks over a menu. Picking up a plastic laminated menu, he browses through the various tasty, fattening options. Good thing every day is cardio day.