Yeah, the diner.

And he's going into a diner.

30 miles further there's a diner.

It began with a closed, deserted diner.

Bud's Diner. Well, anything else, Mr. Vincent?

Did you change the sign on that diner?

I saw her last night at the diner.

This is Doris. Her brotherinlaw owns this diner.

When you get finished, meet me in the diner.

I'm taking a sick day. Eat at the diner.

You know, he works at the diner up the road.

You said Bud's Diner. Ready to go home now, Mr. Vincent?

I insist you do something. Well, it seems to be Kelly's Diner.

It was in actually a diner outside of Dallas Fort Worth Airport.

How about I pick you up at the diner at 8 00?

Oh, I bought it back at the diner. Drinking and driving's a serious offense.

Well, you must have seen something. I drove in here. I parked at the diner.

Is it a diner by the state line? Or are we back on warehouses again.

It began with a closed, deserted diner and a man too long without sleep to continue his journey.

It began with a closed, deserted diner, and a man too long without sleep to continue his journey.

It began with a closed, deserted diner and a man too long without sleep to continue his journey.

It began with a closed, deserted diner, and a man too long without sleep to continue his journey.

It began with a closed, deserted diner and a man too long without sleep to continue his journey.

The guy who works in the diner where you met Barlow this morning, well, he described you to a T.

The guy who works in the diner where you met Barlow this morning, well, he described you to a T.

And he goes into the diner, introduces himself to a family and says, What village are you from in New Hampshire?

And so he goes around the room, and then as he's leaving the diner, he first names almost everybody he's just met.

And one day, he was sitting in a diner in White Plains, about to go trying to dream up some work for Nescafé.

Uh, Alex, Mr. Brenner knew that you'd want to see this as soon as possible, so he brought it by the diner and...

And it's a great experience, and I really encourage you to drop in at that diner during that time, because that's quite essential American experience.

I knew the place, the diner, was too much for Millie to handle by herself, so I figured it was time I pitched in for a while, you know.

I sat in a diner, and I watched as trucks drove up and down the highway, carting away the earth out of gardens and replacing it with fresh, uncontaminated soil.

Whether it's a choice between the usual or the new special at the diner you go to everyday, and if you choose the new special, there's just a little bit of courage right there.

Take that same good, and perform the service of actually brewing it for a customer, in a corner diner, in a bodega, a kiosk somewhere, you get 50 cents, maybe a buck per cup of coffee.

(adams, off) now i'm outside of a diner near tucson. there's a pay phone outside, and i'm going to call home, back to new york. put in a call to my mother, so i can speak to someone familiar, someone i love, someone to bring back reality to me. just a voice a warm, familiar voice so i won't lose my mind.

Where do they start? There's lines on your hands and lines on your feet. There's lines on the sidewalk and in the street. There's lines on the buildings and on the walls. There's even some lines on a basketball. And not every line happens to be straight. Like the line of potatoes on my diner plate. And what about the lines like the railroad tracks. You mean parallel lines?