Food • Page 836

no but breakfast cereal is my favourite noun and I want that so bad

 

Gonna try a hot roast beef

 

Ruby Tuesday's are all over MN, there's gotta be some next door.

my mom used to make some delicious hot roast beef sandwiches. she'd put the sandwich halves on either side of the plate, put some mashed potatoes in the middle, and cover the whole plate in gravy. best dinner.

 

just checked, there's two in milwaukee but that's it for wisconsin!

 

it's probably for the best, the best thing you can say about them is their salad bar.

 

Fun story about Ruby Tuesdays: I worked there for a little bit and the founder owns a plantation around where I worked and we always had to save one turkey burger for his son if we were running low incase they came in. He wanted it cooked in an oddly specific way and he was a pain in the fucking ass. His son was a grownup not a little kid so you couldn't pull one over on him either lol

 

I don't have any of these chains so I'm over here like

 

Do all Culver's employees say "my pleasure" instead of "thank you" or is it only this one where I live?

 

think it's just you. they do all say "welcome to delicious" though when you pull up to the drive thru.

 

I don't know if I've ever had the fajitas at Pappasitos, but I haven't been there in a long time so I'll have to go back and get some. The one near my job does half price fajitas for 2 on Wednesdays. If my stomach wasn't still fucked up, I'd go tonight.

There's also like 3-4 Pappa's restaurants right next to the 2 Gas Monkey venues here in Dallas which are great venues.

 

It's even creepier than I thought.

 

Isn't that what Chick-fil-a does?

 

They do this at Chik-Fil-A and it drives me fucking insane. I can only imagine working there. Stupid corporate restaurant bullshit. I'm sure they think it's "good customer service" but how fucking impersonal is it when the employee is only saying it because they have to... and every employee is saying it to every customer. And I'm sure they get very little pleasure out of working in a fast food kitchen for $7 an hour.

#steppingoffmysoapbox

 

Beat me to it because I was typing a rant

 

I've never met a mean Chick fila employee before.

 

None of them are mean. In fact they're all fairly nice and possibly better treated than other fast food employees. I don't know. I guess my main issue is that it just feels super impersonal to me, when they whole point of them doing it is to seem extra polite. It's kinda counter intuitive.

 

Nailed it.

I still haven't been there.

 

I will say this about Chick-Fil-A, they got that drive thru game on lock

 

I don't like how they have people come out and take your order on a tablet.

 

Why not? Gets those orders in and ready to roll.

 

In N Out does that whenever they get super busy which is always here.

 

it's an awkward situation, plus I like to stare at the menu for a minute before I decide on my order. Anyway, their line always wraps around the building and into the surrounding parking lot, so apparently it isn't helping that much

 

They take your order with a tablet? Wuuuuuuuuuut.

 

The all you can eat sushi place I go to does the tablet thing. You don't have a server and you never have to speak to anyone. They give you a tablet when you sit down and you just punch orders in throughout the night to your heart's content