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Indiana’s most famous restaurant denies it over-served Mark Sanchez before alleged drunk attack on driver

December 30, 2025

Indiana’s most famous eatery is denying claims it over-served former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez partly contributing to his alleged drunken attack on a grease truck driver.

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