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New Tables 

Working what should be a normal shift at the diner she's worked at since she was 17, on the night of her 10-year high school reunion, Kacey's past walks in, and worse yet, she has to wait on them.
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Working what should be a normal shift at the diner she's worked at since she was 17, on the night of her 10-year high school reunion, Kacey's past walks in, and worse yet, she has to wait on them.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Taylor Rex
Written By:Taylor Rex
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:4 A.M. Pictures

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