Profane Feasts

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The author explores the intriguing presence of Greeks in metropolitan New York, particularly in the service industry roles such as dishwashers and waitresses. This observation prompts a deeper inquiry into how these modern custodians and workers connect to their historical roots as the architects of Western Civilization. The narrative delves into themes of identity, migration, and cultural legacy, reflecting on the juxtaposition of contemporary lives with a rich historical heritage.