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Old 02-27-2012, 06:16 PM   #1
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Ok, how about the metric ****-ton of Midwestern Tex-Mex places that have the following:

99 cent cheese dip with an entree
99 cent margaritas on a specific night
BLAND ****ING FOOD
and the same ****ing menu no matter what the name of the restaurant, and a waiter that informs you that the plate is ****ing hot!
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:17 PM   #2
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Ok, how about the metric ****-ton of Midwestern Tex-Mex places that have the following:

99 cent cheese dip with an entree
99 cent margaritas on a specific night
BLAND ****ING FOOD
and the same ****ing menu no matter what the name of the restaurant, and a waiter that informs you that the plate is ****ing hot!
I like Mi Ranchito's fajita quesadillas.
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:36 PM   #3
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What i love about chain restaurants is the image they portray in commercials... its always some clean cut, portly looking guy back there with his *official* chef hat on.

When in reality... its some greasy, bony burnout with zits that are practically oozing into your dish.
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:37 PM   #4
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What i love about chain restaurants is the image they portray in commercials... its always some clean cut, portly looking guy back there with his *official* chef hat on.

When in reality... its some greasy, bony burnout with zits that are practically oozing into your dish.


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Old 02-27-2012, 06:42 PM   #5
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This is me opening the door to massive criticism I'm sure but oh well. What's the famous BBQ place in KC that has a restaurant in a gas station? I ate there with some family from out of town once on their over-bearing recommendation and really didn't care for it.

However... and here's kicking the door open again... I'm not in love with BBQ like most people around here. I don't dislike it... I just don't care about it. There's other things I'd rather have than even what is supposed to be good BBQ.

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Old 02-27-2012, 06:43 PM   #6
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This is me opening the door to massive critisism I'm sure but oh well. What's the famous BBQ place in KC that has a restaurant in a gas station? I ate there with some family from out of town once on their over-bearing recommendation and really didn't care for it.

However... and here's kicking the door open again... I'm not in love with BBQ like most people around here. I don't dislike it... I just don't care about it. There's other things I'd rather have than even what is supposed to be good BBQ.

Flame away.

Oklahoma Joes. Their pulled pork is amazing. Their short ends are really good as well, but they're a little salty.
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:45 PM   #7
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Oklahoma Joes. Their pulled pork is amazing. Their short ends are really good as well, but they're a little salty.
I think it was the short ends I had. It was a few years ago. I just didn't love it like I'm supposed to being from the heartland and near KC.
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:45 PM   #8
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This is me opening the door to massive criticism I'm sure but oh well. What's the famous BBQ place in KC that has a restaurant in a gas station? I ate there with some family from out of town once on their over-bearing recommendation and really didn't care for it.

However... and here's kicking the door open again... I'm not in love with BBQ like most people around here. I don't dislike it... I just don't care about it. There's other things I'd rather have than even what is supposed to be good BBQ.

Flame away.

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Old 02-27-2012, 06:48 PM   #9
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Look at it this way... if I'm not eating BBQ that leaves more for you.
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This is me opening the door to massive criticism I'm sure but oh well. What's the famous BBQ place in KC that has a restaurant in a gas station? I ate there with some family from out of town once on their over-bearing recommendation and really didn't care for it.

However... and here's kicking the door open again... I'm not in love with BBQ like most people around here. I don't dislike it... I just don't care about it. There's other things I'd rather have than even what is supposed to be good BBQ.

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Old 02-27-2012, 06:20 PM   #11
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Ok, how about the metric ****-ton of Midwestern Tex-Mex places that have the following:

99 cent cheese dip with an entree
99 cent margaritas on a specific night
BLAND ****ING FOOD
and the same ****ing menu no matter what the name of the restaurant, and a waiter that informs you that the plate is ****ing hot!
If the staff isn't all Mexican, its not good Mexican food.
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:22 PM   #12
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Heh, if you walk in and yell, INS! and some people don't start running out the back door, leave.
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:21 PM   #13
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Ok, how about the metric ****-ton of Midwestern Tex-Mex places that have the following:

99 cent cheese dip with an entree
99 cent margaritas on a specific night
BLAND ****ING FOOD
and the same ****ing menu no matter what the name of the restaurant, and a waiter that informs you that the plate is ****ing hot!

Oh, yeah. That reminds me. My wife and I went to an "On The Border" at one point when we were out of town, and decided that we would never go to "On The Border" again. It wasn't like we had a terrible experience, but we both suspected that we had a representative experience. Bland, cheap food prepared without heart.
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:21 PM   #14
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Oh, yeah. That reminds me. My wife and I went to an "On The Border" at one point when we were out of town, and decided that we would never go to "On The Border" again. It wasn't like we had a terrible experience, but we both suspected that we had a representative experience. Bland, cheap food prepared without heart.
Yes, that is worst than the aforementioned midwestern tex-mex places.
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