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The thing I miss the most about living in Georgia is Waffle House.
I once rode all the way to Folsom (108 miles each way) to get Chick Fil A. It was worth it. We had a Schlotzsky's in Carson when I moved here, and it was good, but it went under. The building is now a Starbucks. Krystal=White Castle with less clean stores and slower service. Whataburger is nothing special. In N Out could beat it with half its menu tied behind its back just to make it fair. We had a Zaxby's open in my home town while I was in college. I ate there when it first opened, and they screwed my order up. I figured it was because they were new and went back a few months later. They still screwed my order up. I waited a few more months and tried them again. Same result. After about the fourth time I stopped going.
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Its REALLY simple. If you don't like Waffle House, or Mickey Dees, or anyplace, just do not patronize them. Exercise your right to buy from whom you wish to buy, and refrain from supporting those you don't like.
Why does anyone want to control what others can do? Progressives get real upset when they deem others are trying to make choices for them that they don't like, but they are quick to make those judgments for others, Why? Live and let live, I heard some fellows say.
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It is REALLY simple, isn't it.
![]() Skippy, I just had a quick look and it would seem that all the Waffle House restaurants in AZ are in Phoenix and points south. I would think that they'd do well further up north. |
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I hear this way too much and can't remember the last time there was any cause to agree with it. Nothing personal but it has to be the dumbest cliche uttered. Let's see, death in moderation, disease in moderation, poison in moderation...
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Dunkins around here closed many, many years ago but they are slowly coming back. I think this method works best, a new store every couple years versus the open 5 locations in just as many months in a part of a state.
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Difficulty with the concept of 'all things in moderation'? Probably because the people who use the phrase use it incorrectly or you do not understand the context of the original postulate. Perhaps a brief sojourn into Aristotle might help?
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Let me guess. You were going to say everything in moderation but someone else already said it, right? |
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Cry me a river -- open an independent restaurant, not another franchise where you're beholden to Wall Street in addition to your customers.
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Self destruction in moderation. |
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For example, sometimes people who are vegetarian believe that animal flesh is poison. Or sometimes reef fish absorb so much toxin from their diet that consumption of the reef fish will cause distress or fatality in the consumer. |
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Is 'advanced sophist' an oxymoron? Let's have a beer and talk about it!
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Sonic keeps trying to open around here but their food is horrible and there outside focused eating doesn't work here for half of the year.
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Doesn't work down here for the other half. But the gut-bombs are hugely popular.
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