Lunch at the Grill -- Youth Edition

We couldn’t help but notice: Amid all the suits and ties and Blackberries, a congregation of “youth” was forming at the front of the restaurant — seven in all, who looked confusedly at one another. We asked one of them, comedian Josh Nasar, what they were waiting for.

“I don’t know,” he said.

It wasn’t a blow-off. He didn’t know. Neither did his girlfriend or filmmaker Kevin Barton. Or actor Alec Mazo. All that these way-too-beautiful people knew was they were waiting — an awful long time, mind you — for media renaissance man Joe Blase to show up.

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