Diner Regular Hats

A diner regular is a specific kind of citizen. At the Nevada Diner in Bloomfield, New Jersey, the waitress asks regulars "The usual?" and already knows one man's order is two eggs over with grits and Taylor ham. The classic institution of the room is the liars table, where the same group of men gathers at the same table for coffee at a local diner and trades stories and local gossip. The term turns up across the country, and at Sandy's Restaurant in Colorado Springs the long tables are labeled Truckers', Liars' and Wantabees'. At Wagon Wheel in Dahlonega, Georgia, men have met for breakfast every morning since 1976, and a breakfast club in Luling, Texas, says its purpose is to solve the problems of the world. These diner regular hats are for the people who hold those seats. DINER REGULAR and GREASY SPOON are the badges. The sentence designs cover the usual order, a waitress who calls you hon, the senior seat at the liars' table, solving the world's problems before 7 AM, judging a town by its diner and eating where the truckers eat. The waitress line and the liars' table line each get a second colorway. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one to the counter, or give one to the grandpa who already has a stool.