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"If you eat out, then you better read this book!" DroneBee Gazette"Come witness the death of the Restaurant Industry." Poet, Nick Vidaurri Within the straightforward journal of John E. Epic's observation of the Restaurant Industry during the Holiday Season, the reader will learn of a better way to cope with erroneous anxiety, have your eyes opened to the illusion of control and security, and will find acceptance for the harshest of life's mistakes, for they are mere learning lessons. This seems to be a motif of Mr. Epic, to use mundane stories to explain the bigger picture. He has underlined this concept subtly under the entertaining tales of angry servers, drug-fueled cooks, apathetic management, and the crazy, confused customer. After several colleges of which he dropped out, multiple journeys leather-footing up and down the East Coast and through the Midwest, and 18 years of strict writing, John E. Epic has become a published Author, Poet, Photographer and Painter, the most recognizable being the great fictional story of self-discovery in his novel, Damn, Delightful Dopamine Discharge.