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Mayslack's
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I'm so sad to hear about Maslacks. I hope it is somewhat how it used to be.
I remember back in the early 80's to when I worked for Control Data Corp and traveled to the
Twin Cities for training. One stop we'd always make was to Mayslacks for the roast beef
sandwich. He was truly the original 'Soup Nazi' (reference to Seinfeld TV show). We'd always stand in line and wait to become next and be afraid to say the wrong thing to Stan. While I never saw anyone get thrown out, if things went well, your sandwich kept getting bigger and bigger. I remember him with those huge hands and a great sandwich was the size of his full hand extended. You didn't need to eat for a day or 2. Oh well, like i said, I hope that it still taste somehting like it used to.
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