Cola plant were the only addition and right now the Coca
 Cola plant is still there, but it is no more a Coca Cola
 plant. There is people living in there now.

M: Living there as a home now?

P: Yes, for years that was a Stock plant (Otto F. Stock Dry Cleaners.)
 The Coca Cola plant was sold to Stock. He stayed there and had
 the laundry, I mean the cleaners, dry cleaners for years.
 They took it away from the Stocks Citizens Bank and sold it to
 somebody else, and I really don't know who owns that build-
 ing now. Many boys are living there now. That's
 all I know.

M: Do you recall any of the people who came into the
 restaurant? Ar, regulars?

P: I can't remember but we are serving hamburgers right now,
 to the fourth generation.

M: The fourth generation of people of your family.

P: That's right. The fourth generation comes in there
 today and buys hamburger.

M: So, you really are an establishment in Gainesville. Did
 you ever get any University of Florida students that
 would come in?

P: Yes.

M: Would they walk to your place from the University?

P: Well, some used towalkhere, others had cars. But most
 of them are local business people and folks from
 nearby small towns. They comel'from Newberry, Archer,
 and Melrose.

M: To eat at your hamburger place?

P: Yes.

M: That's !a pretty good reputation.

P: Well, they still do it. From generation to generation, they've
 been coming in here. They are still coming inhere. They