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Dough Lanham cherishes his time spent with the legendary actor Gene Hackman, particularly during their partnership at Jinja Bar & Bistro in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Their friendship blossomed after they were introduced by a mutual friend at Lanham's restaurant. This connection not only led to a successful business venture but also created a wealth of unforgettable memories.
One standout moment that Lanham recalls with a chuckle involves a bet he made with Hackman. The actor, known for his sharp wit and playful spirit, found an amusing way to settle the wager. Instead of a conventional payment, Hackman decided to pay off the bet in a manner that left everyone in stitches, showcasing his lighthearted nature.
The bond forged through their shared experiences in the restaurant industry has left a lasting impression on Lanham, who continues to reflect on the joy and laughter that Hackman brought into his life. Their collaboration at Jinja Bar & Bistro remains a testament to the power of friendship and creativity in the culinary world.
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