So what if none of the baristas there had ever worked with her directly, they'd still be aware that she used to work there and hit the big time. If the manager didn't tell the new employees and they probably did, then it'd still be the #1 topic of co-worker gossip, about how someone who'd worked there was now rich and famous and was on billboards all over town and maybe you or me would be the next to make the jump, but Mia was still cool enough to come in and say "hi" instead of sending her PA like all the other big names. And we're all pals with Mia, and maybe she'll put in a word for me to her agent.
I assume that most of the staff who work there are the same sort of showbiz wannabes as Mia was in the opening scenes, and that like anyone with an impossible dream, they'd cling to any shreds of hope. Like seeing Mia smiling in person.
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