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Was it formerly owned by a blond woman and some bears?

Monica comes back from a meeting with a restaurant owner all excited about the place, where she might get a job:

- He showed me where the restaurant's gonna be. It's not too big or too small. It's just right.
Chandler:
- Was it formerly owned by a blond woman and some bears?

What is Chandler refering to?

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  1. According to http://www.tv.com/friends/the-one-with-the-stoned-guy/episode/359/trivia.html

    This is a reference to the classic children's story, Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Or Russian version: "Masha i tri medvedya".

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