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A post shared by 75 Main (@75main)With so much of Hollywood strolling into the tiny enclave catering to the rich and famous, one is left to wonder if any of the servers are ever left star struck or feel the pressure of serving A-list celebrities. «I love the challenge of working with this clientele,» says restaurant DJ Ethan Thompson. «I've done it before — I worked at the Elton John Oscar party as a bartender.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterDiscovery Plus has ordered “Serving the Hamptons,” a spinoff of “Selling the Hamptons” following the “young, sexy restaurant staff” at a hot Hamptons restaurant and all of the drama they dish up on and off the clock, Variety has learned exclusively.Premiering on Thursday, April 7, the five hour-long episodes take viewers into one of the most exclusive enclaves in the world while showcasing the juicy lives of the staff at Southampton’s “it” destination for dining. The show brings viewers inside 75 Main Restaurant as its staffers hook up, argue and work together to make sure the clients come back for more, per the show’s official logline.To attract the best employees to serve his elite clientele of celebrities, politicians and the uber rich, 75 Main owner Zach Erdem provides his staff with a gorgeous beach house — provided they follow his rules and take care of his customers.