kayem pls
In many ways, the Beverly Hills of the southern hemisphere has absolutely nothing in common with the sun-soaked haven of Hollywood decadence up north, but I’d argue this – it’s even tougher to make it here than it is in that notoriously tough town.
Case in point: this small takeaway shop on yet another strip of pointless shops is rarely open, a unique approach to customer service anywhere but Beverly Hills. Why? Do people not need to eat? Why can’t this place just be open on a hot afternoon when someone might want to take a drink away and refresh themselves? What was it about the concept of a cafe/takeaway that Stan, Kayem, and even the infinitely more aesthetically pleasing Dolan all failed to understand? Somewhere, some landlord is laughing as they review their fourth tenancy application in as many years.
Past/Lives of the Near Future 
I thought in the med 1990s it was Jim’s Burgers not Stan’s
We can add Jim to the pile, then. Definitely Stan’s until around 2009. Maybe Jim was Stan’s father, and then he passed it on to his son Dolan. Then Kayem got lucky.
I am really slow behind this I know, but yes Jim was the Godfather of The Hamburger, I grew up on his stuff… when did he leave anyway… we left Bevo in mid- 1997… came back to to he place in later 2004 and he was gone by then…
Some of my earliest memories was going to Jimmy’s back in the late 80’s with mum and Co. the truckies would pull up out the front coming in for their lunch.
brgrs plz
how did kayem get lucky they went bankrupt? the person who sold the shop lied about the business and the owners of the property also lied
Yes it was Jim’s originally. Years ago when you could buy a burger from at least 4 different places.
Jim’s was a fair hike up the hill from our store in the centre so someone would drive there to get the burgers for us…
Ye I cnt beliv der is Bergar shope name after me. I hav to sho gooby.
Would go to Jims in 1982. Was the best hamburgers and milk shake in the world.
My friends all agreed! Sometimes i actually dream of going to Jims. Made an effort to go back to sydney and visit Jims around 2001 or 2008 but the shop was gone, was a massive disappointment. Nothing lasts long in this reality.
You’re not wrong, atomic hippie. You’re not wrong.