Mr. Ballin

He loved living here.

But he also really loved this particular Waffle House.

It was where he went basically every morning in his flashy car to get his coffee.

But, you know, it wasn't just their coffee that he was drawn to.

It was the waitstaff.

It was the regulars who went to this Waffle House.

This had become like a sort of second home for him.

And he really looked forward to coming here basically every day.

And so he parks his Corvette.

He gets out.

And before he walks into the restaurant, he has to tell his dog.

He brought his dog along, Leia, this cute little dog, to stay in the car because the dog was not allowed in the Waffle House.

You know, this was something he knew, but it was going to be quick.

So he told Leah, you know, to be a good girl and stay in the car.

Don't rip it up.

You know, this is his dream car.

She was a very good dog.

And so she sat down.

He shut the doors, you know, used the electric push buttons to do it.

And then once he knew his dog was secure, into the restaurant he went.