Loafed
Overview:
Witness the epic rise and fall of Margie's Meatloaf Mecca, a restaurant in Ohio famous for only serving two things: meatloaf and strawberry milk. Over the next 4 years, the Meatloaf Mecca nets sponsorships, gains fame, and sells meatloaf; but what happens when tragedy strikes? Find out in the world's first (and only) documentary centered around meatloaf.
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