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Elsey 1 year ago
If your food is sh#tty, you need a distraction...
I however prefer non-sh#tty food from regular dishes, though.
I however prefer non-sh#tty food from regular dishes, though.
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Madison 1 year ago
#17 "No, really -- our customers are so desperate to be thought of as hip and trendy that we could serve their food to them in dog bowls and they'd still eat it, smile, tip big, and post pictures on social media. Watch."
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Felty 1 year ago
Madison,
I know, right? You know the food will be mediocre if they advertise, "Come For The Experience." The wide-spread use of the word "experience" is often used by a company who's product they already know s#cks. All that kitchy hipster bling is meant as a distraction to their poor quality.
If your food already tastes like asphalt and feet...why not serve it on a skateboard?
I know, right? You know the food will be mediocre if they advertise, "Come For The Experience." The wide-spread use of the word "experience" is often used by a company who's product they already know s#cks. All that kitchy hipster bling is meant as a distraction to their poor quality.
If your food already tastes like asphalt and feet...why not serve it on a skateboard?
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Madison 1 year ago
Quote: Felty
If your food already tastes like asphalt and feet...why not serve it on a skateboard? sm_80
This sentence alone deserves an upvote.
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Bert 1 year ago
its expensive to be this dumb
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Simeon 1 year ago
and as long as we go to these restaurants, and accept and post this, it will continue.
I however prefer non-sh#tty food from regular dishes, though.
I know, right? You know the food will be mediocre if they advertise, "Come For The Experience." The wide-spread use of the word "experience" is often used by a company who's product they already know s#cks. All that kitchy hipster bling is meant as a distraction to their poor quality.
If your food already tastes like asphalt and feet...why not serve it on a skateboard?
This sentence alone deserves an upvote.