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This humorous piece celebrates the ritual of bottomless coffee at classic American diners. It argues that going bottomless is a lifestyle choice, characterized by endless cups of strong coffee, philosophical conversations with waitresses, and a unique camaraderie that develops over time. The author fondly reminisces about the days of greasy spoons and waitresses like Edna and Polly, contrasting them with the modern-day coffee experience. The text paints a picture of a bygone era, invoking nostalgia for simpler times and the comforting familiarity of a diner's bottomless cup. Comparable works include David Sedaris, Erma Bombeck

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