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A man in a soaked raincoat—the first customer of the evening—squinted at the card.

The man in the raincoat ordered a Mixed Grill. Mona wrote it on a torn paper slip, pinned it to the spinning wheel above the fryers, and said, "Twelve minutes. Don't stand in front of the window. You'll fog it up." al-basha take out only menu

"Forks are for people who don't know how to use pita. You'll figure it out." A man in a soaked raincoat—the first customer

Mona slid the window shut. The neon hummed. And somewhere in the back, Al-Basha cracked a fresh bag of sumac, not looking up, already knowing: dinner rush would be good tonight. Take out only. Always had been. Always would be. Don't stand in front of the window

He took the bag, the heat bleeding through the paper. Behind him, two more customers had lined up, already studying the card like it was scripture.

"What'll it be?"