In 2009, Song told WWD that Franklin was a regular customer.
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We also had a regular customer who was notorious for stealing food.
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I'm a regular customer of many a tamale lady in my neighborhood.
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If a dancer has a regular customer, don't try to steal him.
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A regular customer left her the ticket as a tip the night before.
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My nerves surrounding those two factors keep me from being a regular customer.
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Mr. Cloepfil knows Eleven Madison Park well and has been a regular customer.
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He is a regular customer, maybe a bouncer at a nearby bar, she said.
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He followed the men outside, one of whom he recognized as a regular customer.
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Christopher Bryan, a regular customer recovering from a knee injury, hobbled in on crutches.
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Terry was a regular customer at the restaurant where I worked for many years.
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The CSI franchise is a regular customer, as they're constantly in need of Bischoff's rats.
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"He seemed like a completely regular customer until afterwards," Rachel says of the police officer.
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One day a regular customer asked which of the three daughters was not yet married.
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"I have one for you," he told the executive on the phone, a regular customer.
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First we saw her watch A Tale Of Two Cities with regular customer (John B. McCann).
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She even got the regular customer treatment of the barista asking how to spell her name.
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A regular customer, Ms. Castaldo clearly knew her way around the tinted bottles on the shelves.
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At the end of the day your regular customer is not your beta tester; she's your customer.
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"It was the cult of Mac," said Mr. Gepner, who, before running Tekserve, was a regular customer.
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But what about the regular customer who uses a MacBook Air or a 13-inch MacBook Pro?
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An earlier version of this article misstated the given name of a regular customer at Next Level.
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METROPOLITAN This weekend's Neighborhood Joint column misstates the given name of a regular customer at Next Level.
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While I enjoyed the experience, I'm not sure I'll ever be a regular customer of either offering.
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"The Kanye West of the furniture market," as Kanye West, a regular customer, once described Mr. Moss.
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The store would not say who bought the books, just that he or she was a regular customer.
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In particular, the researchers identified a selection of transactions that may be a "regular customer," their paper reads.
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You see, Alexander was a regular customer at the pizza chain and would place an order almost daily.
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I had a business called Sock Shop and Princess Diana used to be a regular customer of ours.
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We have a regular customer that comes in rocking his pet cat perched on his shoulder, parrot-style.
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She tapped Nick Licata, the executive chef at Degustation, because, as a regular customer, she admired his work.
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Seager's favorite place to eat is the sandwich chain Jersey Mike's, where he is a very, very regular customer.
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I was running a record store and music venue and there was a regular customer who caught my attention.
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Although she used to be a regular customer, Ms. Feliz said she will not shop at the bodega again.
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When a particular soft-pink incandescent bulb went off the market, one regular customer was heartbroken, Mr. Brooks said.
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Her rule is if she can't resolve something through regular customer service channels, she can engage on social media.
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Last time I checked, getting people to Amazon Prime is worth a lot of money relative to a regular customer.
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Serna didn't know it at the time, but a regular customer he recognizes was helping people elsewhere in the store.
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An employee popped in to ask whether a feather on a church hat for a regular customer should be replaced.
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Shia Schwartz, who works at a Borough Park butcher shop, said that the victim was a regular customer at the store.
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Mr. Rodriguez lived in Harrison, N.J., with his wife and daughter, said Mark Schwartz, 26, a regular customer at the market.
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A regular customer took video of employee Jeremiah Murrill one day as she placed her drive-thru order at the restaurant.
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At the time, Nelson said, she was working as a waitress at a local Hickory House where Moore was a regular customer.
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Luis Martinez, a regular customer, recalled how Mr. Patouhas would provide a haven and regularly extend lines of credit to his patrons.
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"He talked a lot about his granddaughters," Luis Morell, 53, said inside the corner deli where Mr. Gomez was a regular customer.
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Maria, another regular customer, left her bank for the same reason: "It was like I just kept paying more and more," she said.
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The mix-up came at the end of a long evening, and involved a regular customer, his nephew and their coats, which looked alike.
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Multiple witnesses report that Mateen had been for three years a regular customer at the Pulse, the club where he reportedly killed 49 people.
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Those who say they worked at the restaurant or otherwise frequented it have offered differing accounts on whether Mr. Moore was a regular customer.
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Through Ms. Elliot, he also met numerous other performers living in and around Laurel Canyon, including Mr. Young, who became a regular customer and collaborator.
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Morrissey met McNew "several years ago while she was working as an exotic dancer at a strip club, where he was a regular customer," Steinberg says.
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Even though Bobrowski has been a regular customer at Running Sushi, the restaurant didn't think it could continue to handle the cost of his eating habits.
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Gabriel Salvador says he was a waiter at West Hollywood hot spot Craig's when regular customer and CBS honcho Les Moonves came in for a meal.
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"This is the kind of case that we'd have won 10 years ago, but now it's uncertain," said Damian Vargas, an immigration lawyer and regular customer.
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When she was 16, Nelson said, Moore offered to drive her home from an after-school job at a restaurant where he was a regular customer.
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Maris Orellana, who works at the Bronx Zoo Deli down the street, said Ms. Batiz was a regular customer and that this was her first grandchild.
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Mr. Dylan was a regular customer at Mr. Young's original Folklore Center, and his little-known song "Talking Folklore Center" described the lure of the place.
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A mystery shopper is someone who pretends to be a regular customer, but is actually a paid worker who provides feedback to the company on the experience.
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New York Auto Depot has cultivated a regular customer base at 19 universities, but is always reaching out to more schools with events and social media advertisements.
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Anthony Garcia Was a Regular at Terra Haute Strip Clubs Garcia was a regular customer at strip clubs in Indiana, where he was known as Dr. Tony.
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Yael Shochat, a longtime Labour supporter since emigrating to New Zealand from Israel in 1998, welcomes Ardern as a friend and regular customer in her Auckland restaurant.
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There may be a regular customer who put in their order first, but hospitals in Italy are overwhelmed with sick people, so they get their tests first.
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Adyen's engine analyzes the shopper to figure out in real time if it's a regular customer and if the device, e-mail address and account information are familiar.
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He wishes he could flip over his sales associate name tag and just pretend to be a regular customer, but he can sense the manager's eyes on him.
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"Their motto is to let somebody else take care of the carts, rather than put them in the cart corrals," a regular customer in Florida told Business Insider.
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"It's a place where you can really feel that people are united," said Patricia Torres, 61, a regular customer and an employee at the adjacent Sam's Club store.
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Tonin Keraj, a super for several buildings nearby and a regular customer, was at the pizzeria so often when it first opened, he was offered a job there.
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If a guy is a regular customer, she likely knows his birthday, the names of his children and his pets — even when to call after a surgical procedure.
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The store&aposs owner told FOX 29&aposs Steve Keeley the female suspect is a regular customer of his, and she was taken into police custody early Thursday morning.
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Over four days, he said, they had done an additional $300,000 in one-time business, which is as much as their largest regular customer usually buys in a month.
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Saturday, less than three hours before the shootings began, Dalton walked into Southwick's, a gun shop in Plainwell where he was a regular customer, according to owner Jonathan Southwick.
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Since he wasn't a regular customer at the bank, he was asked to present two forms of identification as well as a fingerprint, and he readily offered all three.
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At a pizza parlor, the owner lets a regular customer walk off with a plain slice with the understanding that she will pay the next time she comes in.
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"This is the longest queue I've ever seen," Kim Won-seok, a regular customer at the restaurant, said of the customers lined up 40 meters (130 feet) just before noon.
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Far from the near-mythic and heavily powdered Canary Wharf super villains, a surprising number of regular customer service schmucks like myself were using cocaine to get through the day.
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Soon they had built a regular customer base of over 800 names they could convert into sellers who, like Abani, could go on to build sales operations of their own.
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On Tuesday, Parker told KFVS-12 that she became a regular customer of this Taco Bell location about 18 years ago, shortly after she moved back to town from Florida.
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On a recent visit to Boba Guys, Patrick Lin, a regular customer, ordered four drinks, including a matcha latte and a horchata, which is made with cinnamon and rice milk.
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The man who died was a regular customer at the market in Wuhan and had previously been diagnosed with abdominal tumors and chronic liver disease, said the city's health commission.
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Chick-fil-A manager Daryl Howard jumped into action when a regular customer, 96-year-old Mr. Lee, came into the store and said he needed help with a flat tire.
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He later entered a bar where he was a regular customer in Vitry-sur-Seine on the other side of Paris, and opened fire with his air gun without hitting anyone.
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Food editor, The New York Times There is no higher restaurant pleasure than being a regular customer, particularly after being The Times's restaurant critic and eating in different restaurants every night.
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While Stu doesn't have the yuck-factor of old man getting a blow job on the street, or an assaultive "regular" customer, there is still something distinctively uncomfortable about the young man.
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Open roles: Seasonal alterations and tailor shop apprentice, seasonal & regular customer service representative, seasonal warehouse associate, seasonal lead restaurant server, seasonal barista, seasonal retail stock and fulfillment, seasonal visual merchandiser and more.
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A college dropout, she is waiting tables — and stealing cash from the restaurant where she works — when she meets her future husband, Nathan, a regular customer who is 33 to Marion's 23.
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"Marco is an American hero," said Marcial Godoy-Anativia, a regular customer and the managing director of the Hemispheric Institute at New York University, which connects artists, scholars and activists across the Americas.
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" Wendy Van Deusen, a James Beard Award-winning chef and the former owner-operator of East Hampton's 1770 House, is a regular customer, comparing the shopping experience there to a "magical mystery tour.
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Standard tip: 10% (up to 20% for exceptional service and equal to one week's pay during the holidays if you're a regular customer) Tipping the dog walker is up to you, but always appreciated.
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WOMAN DIDN&aposT REALIZE MEANINGFUL NECK TATTOO IS ODDLY SIMILAR TO TORONTO BLUE JAYS LOGO According to Vu, the angry woman is a regular customer who is known for sometimes acting unpredictably, ABC reports.
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Not only that, but even if you as a regular customer did want purchase it without going through AT&T's test program, which requires you sign up and be selected, it would cost $500.
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" Vahl said he responded by asking "What does it matter?" at which point he said the host told him, "Well, we have a regular customer here who doesn't want to sit around black people.
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The phone calls from Duplex will originate from Google's back-end system, not from your own phone number, which might be on file with some of the businesses or services where you're a regular customer.
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"Of course it's weird at first, but you need only taste it to forget about that," says Volkan, a Turkish-American, raised on the other side of the Atlantic, who is a regular customer at Özkonak.
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In Kansas, in 2012, after a regular customer repeatedly showed explicit pictures and exposed himself to a toll worker, the police set up a sting operation and caught him in the act, according to news reports.
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El Universal is reporting that Mejía, a regular customer at Vacca Lounge, approached a table of around ten people and bet them that he could down an entire bottle of tequila, right before their very eyes.
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"Frau Ziervogel fought like a bull to keep this place," said Dieter Kohl, a regular customer from before the fall of the wall, who on a recent autumn day shared a currywurst meal with his wife.
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She's summoned to the home of a regular customer, who presents her with an offer she can't refuse: help him sabotage a mining operation, so he can take over a critical government contract for his own purposes.
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They focused on maintaining the existing clientele by selling New York classics, like meatball-ricotta, as well as attracting a new type of regular customer by introducing gluten-free options and dozens of nondairy, meat-free recipes.
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Williams was seen on surveillance footage from the convenience store wearing similar bright orange sandals, and a store clerk recognized him as a regular customer who had paid that day with eight $100 bills, the affidavit said.
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The barista — with the little straight lines of surprise that Mort Walker called emanata issuing from the back of her head — identifies the man by name: He's a regular customer who was emerging from his own backyard.
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They'll work alongside temporary holiday workers Everlane hires from the staffing company Atrium, who make $220 an hour, higher than the regular customer experience employees' pay rate, per a paystub screenshot provided by the organizers to VICE.
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Three years ago, a regular customer brought in a copy of Miyoko Schinner's "Artisan Vegan Cheese" for Ms. Miriam, and it sent her down a rabbit hole of nondairy cheese-making, a pursuit she had previously dismissed.
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The 61-year-old man who died was a regular customer at the market in Wuhan, where the illness is thought to have originated, and he had previously been found to have abdominal tumors and chronic liver disease.
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The 61-year-old man who died was a regular customer at the market in Wuhan, where the illness is thought to have originated, and he had previously been found to have abdominal tumors and chronic liver disease.
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On a recent morning, the store manager, Carlos Duarte, was chatting with a regular customer who popped in to ask a favor — could he leave his house keys at the store so a plumber could pick them up later?
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That might sound jargony, but I've had Patagonia fix plenty of things for free (as a regular customer), and the brand often makes tours around the US of A fixing any of their products that you put in front of them.
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Ola, which is based in Bangalore, in southern India, said it planned to use the new funds to invest in artificial intelligence and machine learning to tackle projects such as predicting where and when a regular customer might need a car.
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The group, which operates a 104,000 barrels per day refiner, is a regular customer of BP which has expanded its crude oil marketing to Chinese independent refiners since 2015 after China opened crude oil imports to nearly 40 local plants.
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While working part time at a restaurant in Midtown Manhattan, he fell into a conversation with a regular customer, who persuaded him to consider Swarthmore instead of City College and arranged an interview for him at the Harvard Club in Manhattan.
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"As a regular customer myself, I've always admired Starbucks' focus and deep passion for its customers and the communities it does business in and hope my years of experience in the technology industry will be of value to the company," he said.
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Until about six months ago, he had been a regular customer at Sardi's restaurant, the caricature-bedecked gathering place for celebrities and starry-eyed tourists in the theater district, for some 23 years — beginning in 21972, just six years after it opened.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Working at a London bar when he was 18, Oliver Radclyffe developed a relationship with a regular customer that was neither purely romantic nor platonic.
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Synek was reportedly a regular customer at Cultiva, but Weiss pointed her out while working Wednesday: "Right there, sitting there was the face of an organization that has been the source of a great deal of personal stress," she told NBC News.
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My most regular customer, along with the morning callers who requested copies of The Daily Racing Form before heading to Aqueduct, was an older gentleman in a blue suit who would spend the day requesting his maximum of four volumes of patents at a time.
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The proprietor of the framing shop looked at him, but Shockie smiled and waved back—as if he were a regular customer—and the man, seated fatly behind a counter, one of those counters that have a money drawer, looked confused and then smiled and waved back.
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The opportunity that Punchh is targeting is somewhat ironic — the level of personalization that it's building into the brick-and-mortar customer experience used to be a cornerstone of what it meant to be a "regular customer" at a local or favorite store, bar or restaurant.
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Hollywood celebrities have been spotted there with some regularity, and the store's most famous regular customer has been the dapper former mayor of San Francisco Willie Brown, who had known Mr. Bashford since walking into the shop, reportedly on the day it opened, and buying a Brioni blazer.
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Felton Snell Jr. The couple met in 2013, when Dr. Hoskins stopped in at a Big Lots store in Savannah, where she was a regular customer, and overheard Mr. Brown and a co-worker discussing the imminent firing of another employee, whom Dr. Hoskins knew somewhat from previous shopping trips to the store.
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"Essentially, if anyone asked me what I did for a living, I said I sold mayonnaise — mayonnaise with chicken, mayonnaise with shrimp, mayonnaise with eggs, mayonnaise with potatoes," he told Calvin Trillin, a regular customer, in 2002, when he allowed Mr. Trillin to write a rare profile of him, in The New Yorker.
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Become a regular customer like Action Bronson and order one of the malts or the banana fudge Sunday, and don't forget their homemade whipped cream, which Bam Bam loves because they "take it to a point where it's almost butter, and it's so stiff you could almost throw it at someone like a snowball."
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"Her high-dollar hairdo stands in stark contrast to that of former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsTrump attacks Sessions: A 'total disaster' and 'an embarrassment to the great state of Alabama' Ocasio-Cortez fires back at Washington Times after story on her 'high-dollar hairdo' Trump's tirades, taunts and threats are damaging our democracy MORE, a former senator from Alabama who is a regular customer at Senate Hair Care Services in the basement of the Russell Senate Office Building," the article states.
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