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“Americans, now that they are increasingly vaccinated, with capacity restrictions being lifted across the country, with good weather, with a strong economy, people are returning to restaurants,” he told Nation’s Restaurant News after the earnings call. “And it's because they want to gather and celebrate community and literally hug each other again, because we haven't done that for 13 months.” He also said Dine Brands was still shopping for another concept. Peyton told investors that the improvement in sales at Applebee’s and IHOP also was driven by historically high consumer savin...

Operator Hello, and welcome to the First Quarter 2021 Dine Brands Global Earnings Conference Call. My name is Christian, and I'll be your conference operator today. [Operator Instructions]. I'll now turn the call over to Mr. Ken Diptee, Executive Director of Investor Relations. Sir, you may begin. Ken Diptee -- Executive Director, Investor Relations Good morning, and welcome to Dine Brands First Quarter 2021 Conference Call. I'm joined by John Peyton, CEO; Allison Hall, Interim CFO and Controller; Jay Johns, President of IHOP; and John Cywinski, President of Applebee's. Before I turn the cal...

With art and maps by Shanawdithit The pencil drawings are intricate: slender dark lines marching carefully across the pages, glimpses into a people long believed extinguished. Shanawdithit, a Beothuk woman in her 20s, drew them nearly two centuries ago in the months before she died. Only a dozen of her drawings are known to exist today. Five are maps of the lake in central Newfoundland, today known as Red Indian Lake, where Shanawdithit’s people made camp. But they are not mainly cartographic. Instead, they are accounts of what Shanawdithit saw: where heavily armed British settlers captured...

I say this because Alison is losing her eyesight. I’ll come back to that. But on the way to meet her, it hit me that it has been two years since a few dozen people joined me when I walked into the ocean near the pier, finishing a series that involved crossing Jacksonville by foot. Some days it feels like those two years have been more like 20. I’m guessing you know the feeling. I miss doing those weekly walks. Not just the part involving putting one foot in front of the other. The part that involved doing it all over town, taking a few thousand steps and ending up in places like the bar t...

It's fun to catch up with people's careers. By Tim Rogers Published in FrontBurner March 8, 2021 8:19 am This is a complicated deal. I’ve tried to explain it before. That previous effort nearly caused me to pull a hamstring. So I’m just going to repeat myself from a 2018 blog post: If you haven’t been following the saga of John Peyton, the disgraced former probate judge, let’s see if I can break it down for you in one sentence. He slept with a lawyer who had a case in his court, and he didn’t recuse himself, which led to a