In 1986, the Billboard top song of the year was Dionne and Friends doing “That’s What Friends Are For.” Cheers, in its fourth season, became a top 10 hit on TV.
Meanwhile, here in Santa Barbara, the Bennett family opened Brophy
Bros., and we got our own place for friends. “We’ve had billionaires
sitting next to hobos, real billionaires not just millionaires,” said
John Bennett. “That’s Brophy Bros. We were never limited to one
demographic. That’s why if we ever have a new server acting uppity, I
tell her, ‘Get rid of the attitude—there’s nothing cool about
slopping chowder.’”
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