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>  > I suppose Denny's here in Canada might be different than what you have
her
>  > in
>  > Australia.

> Did Denny's have a reputation for being a bit lowerclass, or having clientele
> that were trouble?

That would depend on what part of town it was in.  When I was younger
(1970/80s) I would have said "no" without thinking about it.  When I got
older, I learned that some of them did have bars in the back where people
could hang out and drink.  Also, because they often stayed open late, they
might attract a rougher crowd latter at night, i.e. people who'd been
partying elsewhere and were now hungry.

The rougher the part of town, and whether or not that location had their
own bar, might influence that location's reputation.

Mike

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