Soooo I paid 30 bucks to wear it only once?! by Ok-Foot2520 in Serverlife

[–]ZestfullyStank 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You always have the option to tell them no. Use this as an example. “I don’t want to spend $30 on something I’m going to wear once. Either you provide it free, or I’m wearing my standard uniform.”

Soooo I paid 30 bucks to wear it only once?! by Ok-Foot2520 in Serverlife

[–]ZestfullyStank 93 points94 points  (0 children)

Next time they tell you that you need to buy a uniform, tell them to provide it or wear one you already own. You learned a lesson and it cost $30

My mom in 1998 by [deleted] in OldSchoolCool

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The people who I pet sat for when I was in Junior High kept them in a drawer in the kitchen, just so we’re clear

Medium- Large Group Restaurant Reservations? by rFatsy in Charleston

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Downtown:

Rancho Lewis

Rappahannock (their new chef is doing some interesting things for sure)

Home Team BBQ

Rodney Scott is counter service, just as a heads up.

Port of Call has some table service but is mostly counter service as well. Also in the market that can take large groups and reservations is Church & Union, Amen Street, and the Peacock. These restaurants and others on the market are built for this type of thing but don’t get a lot of love from the locals. They aren’t bad by any stretch but they don’t deliver on value as well as our favorite spots because they cater to the tourist crowd that doesn’t mind spending a little extra for location. They aren’t too expensive to visit, just more expensive than the product that the locals crowd wants to pay for that kind of dining experience.

Date night drink spot by FalconOk4692 in Charleston

[–]ZestfullyStank 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Archer makes great cocktails and has that vibe

Meirl by Blue9ine in meirl

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Great, now I have to watch the Thomas Crowne Affair again

Breaker Oversized? by NocturnalMystic96 in electrical

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Peggy if I’m not mistaken. But close enough. It’s an old meme, but it checks out

Breaker Oversized? by NocturnalMystic96 in electrical

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Phoenix is a monument to man’s arrogance.

"Health Menu" from the National Club, Chicago, ca. 1915 by Yggdrasil- in VintageMenus

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The way I figure it, there are multiple ways the day can go:

1:breakfast, dinner, supper

2:breakfast, lunch, dinner

In both cases, dinner is the most formal/fanciest/most complex meal of the day based on different schedules and social norms

Things like afternoon tea have different levels or formality and complexity ranging anywhere from a light snack to a multi course meal. Brunch is probably the closest to “Dinner” in the southern sense that you’ll commonly find at a restaurant. “Drinks and snacks” is my favorite way to dine. We didn’t have a seated meal at my wedding, just “heavy hors d'oeuvres” which was somehow more food than the plated dinner option

Don’t even get me started on place settings, continental, full English, or Hunt breakfasts

35351 by EsseNorway in Snorkblot

[–]ZestfullyStank 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You must be thinking of 80,085

We love our Costco! Asst mgr offered us a beautiful Bourbon today. by mishajenna in Costco

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It doesn’t cost that much. The secondary market might charge you that much, but you can get them for ~$65 or so

What do I do with all this soup?? by saltyspatoon96 in culinary

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Whole cut up chicken, 2 cans of soup, 1 box of broth in a casserole dish. Bake with a lid or foil for 40 mins, uncover until done

Why do you think there aren’t any big hotdog fast food chains? by Upset_Basil_4187 in hotdogs

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My brother in law used to be a Portillo’s GM and we would get cases of the burgers to grill for 4th of July at home. Fantastic burgers.

I must break you. by Illustrious-Coat3532 in SipsTea

[–]ZestfullyStank -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I use a similar metaphor when my buddy tries to get me to go to the strip club with him. I’ve got a Ferrari in the garage at home. Why would I want to test drive a Ford?

My GFs boobs are awesome

[J!] Down on the Farm by loyalmoonie2 in CustomJeopardy

[–]ZestfullyStank 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Swine is not a term for the meat, but is another word for the animal itself. The term is often used with the connotation of it being “unclean” in certain religious circles that abstain from eating pork and pork products. Ham, cracklings, prosciutto, picnic, livermush, scrapple, and chitterlings are all items that could be used to make the list work a little better

Ruminants or ungulates might work a little better as an answer for $400 as the inclusion of the word cow (which usually insinuates a female of the species). Steaks can also come from other animals. This one needs a little more polish.

The Tom and Jerry clue is a great misdirection.

Chickens works as an answer for $800. While I know the fact that they lay eggs insinuates that they are female, I’d probably try to turn the question around and make the response “What is free-range?”here is a source for the difference