Twins Job

The restaurant where you always get a two-for-one deal: Moscow diner only hires twins to work the tables and bar. The twins at Twin Stars diner wear identical clothes while they serve .

The owner was inspired by a film called Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors

There’s one restaurant in Moscow that has a permanent two-for-one deal in place – because it’s staffed purely by twins. At the Twin Stars diner identical twins – wearing identical clothing - wait the tables and serve the drinks.

Its owner claims that the concept was inspired by a 1964 Soviet film called Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors.

In the surreal movie a girl called Olya looks in a mirror and sees a twin of herself in an alternate reality. The reflection, called Yalo, has a completely different personality, though. 

Alexei Khodorkovsky told the BBC: ‘I like that kind of fairlytale – the imaginative world of twins.’ Twin Stars is certainly a diner with a difference, but it’s not unique.

New York also features a restaurant staffed purely by twins.

Billed as an eaterie with ‘twinergy’, Twins restaurant, run by identical twin sisters Lisa Ganz and Debbie Ganz and actor Tom Berenger, has been open since 1994. Twins who eat there get two-for-one deals on the drinks, while triplets get three-for-one and quadruplets four-for-one.

‘You see double before you have a cocktail,’ its website says.

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Incredible Contributor - Dr. Jonas Salk

Inventor of the Polio Vaccine

Dr. Jonas Salk

While there is still no actual cure for Polio, thanks to inventor Dr. Jonas Salk there is a way to prevent it. Before Salk invented the vaccine for Polio, America was forced to live in fear of the infectious viral disease that put Franklin Roosevelt in a wheelchair.

Polio attacks the nerve cells and sometimes the central nervous system, which can cause paralysis or even death. After being appointed head of the Virus Research Lab at the University of Pittsburgh in 1947, Dr. Jonas Salk devoted himself to finding a way to curb the devastating virus. Less than five years later, he invented a vaccine and decided to test it out.

After working successfully on a sample group that included Salk, his wife and their three sons, a nationwide testing of the vaccine was launched in April 1954. The impact was dramatic: in 1955 there were 28,985 cases of polio in the U.S. and by 1957 that number had decreased to 5,894.

Since he wanted it to be distributed freely to everyone, Dr. Jonas Salk never patented his polio vaccine. Though an oral vaccine developed by Dr. Albert Sabin gained popularity in the early 1960s, Salk's vaccine is now returning to favor because of its lowered risk factor. Today, in the U.S., cases of polio are extremely rare and The World Health Organization hopes the disease will be eradicated worldwide in the near future.

Of course, that didn't stop inventor Dr. Jonas Salk from keeping busy – his last years were spent searching for a vaccine to combat AIDS. 

By getting his invention patent he could have earned Millions but to him priority was humanity. His contribution is incredible.