The Man Who Came to lunch

This is a business idea that I don't really have the time to develop, but given that the popularity of the Shake Shack rolls on like the Juggernaut, I think it could catch on. Very simple business model, low operating costs, and high volume potential. It is this: you create a system where aspiring patrons can hire Lawrence Taylor to cut in line for them. Really -- who is gonna fuck with LT? Also then, if you are a Giants fan, you can relive those glory years, and if you're not a Giants fan, I'm sure you still have questions for LT. (In addition to the fee, you would spring for LT's lunch, too.)

In a marginally more worthwhile vein, a hypothesis: Sunday Brunch is the most integrated meal of the week. In cities (Boston and Chicago come to mind) where generally most restaurants skew heavily either black or white, you tend to see larger proportions of black patrons in typically white-patronized restaurants at these meals. Speaking in gross generalities, the hung-over white childless twentysomething bon vivants seem to roll out of bed about the same time as the black folks are getting done with church (this is based on seeing stubble on the former, and suits and hats on the latter). This observation is likely not enough to bring about a thousand years of racial harmony, but I'd be interested to hear confirmations or denunciations of my theory.

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