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Old 07-29-2008, 09:09 PM
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In 1979 when I was dating my wife our date to Steak & Ale was the most expensive meal we had ever eaten at that time! It was first class fare for middle class folks at the time.

I saw one in Memphis last week when I was there on business. I didn't know any were still around.
We have them here in Houston...and it is still first class fare for folk like me.
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In 1979 when I was dating my wife our date to Steak & Ale was the most expensive meal we had ever eaten at that time! It was first class fare for middle class folks at the time.

I saw one in Memphis last week when I was there on business. I didn't know any were still around.
...and in 1979 I was three years old. Just thought I would add that to make you feel old.
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Old 07-29-2008, 09:22 PM
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Old County Buffet moved out when Golden Corral moved in nearby.

I call them both "the geriatric feeding trough."

Our seniors group at church meets once a month and normally goes to the geriatric feeding trough afterward. I go with them and I eat there.
Ya know, the Golden Coral isn't THAT bad. I fact most of the stuff is pretty good.
But I still like a good sit down restaurant......
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Personally, if I were in the restaurant business, I would only build near established Pentecostal churches.
From a former restaurant manager,the waves are early morning service catholics and independent mega churches, then Baptists started coming in at 11:30 until, then we got hit by all the others, pentecostals etc. Then we got the late afternoon wave of AME Zion and other Black baptist churches at about 4:30 - 6:00. I served 1100 people on Sundays. Mothers day 1500-2000.
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Old 07-29-2008, 10:13 PM
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...and in 1979 I was three years old. Just thought I would add that to make you feel old.
My age has really hit me hard the last four years or so. I used to never feel old bu now it seems that I am constantly suffering from one thing or another at any given time. Arghhhh.....
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Wow, you Brothers and Sisters are going to miss the worst greasey food that money can buy?

Just think all you will be missing is people you don't know sneezing over the food you eat as the prepare it, their hair dropping into the chicken batter, unwashed hands (forgetting to put their latex gloves on) touch everything you eat.

Let these restaurants go out of business.

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Old 07-30-2008, 04:23 AM
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Re: Restaurants going belly up...

The more gas prices go up the more the restaurants lose business. Things are getting a little tight here inTexas.

***I will have to say that so many of our people, young people go to restaurants in large groups and do not sit down, wander from table to table, leave messes, and are poor tippers - this is why we are not well received in many restaurants.***
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My age has really hit me hard the last four years or so. I used to never feel old bu now it seems that I am constantly suffering from one thing or another at any given time. Arghhhh.....
You are just a baby!
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Bennigans....YUUUUCK!!!!!!! Good riddance!!!!!!
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Old 07-30-2008, 04:52 AM
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Ya know, the Golden Coral isn't THAT bad. I fact most of the stuff is pretty good.
But I still like a good sit down restaurant......
GoldenCorral.....YUUUUCK I hear they pre-chew the steak to make it easier on all of the old folks that eat there!!!!
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