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Originally Posted by jeep991
Going to Blue Star or the Nash is fine if you live near them but if you don't, who want's to drag a couple of hungry kids < 10 halfway across the city to eat? Maybe on a special occasion but if my wife and I are taking the kids out, its because we are not in the mood to cook and want someplace close to feed the kids. That's where BP's or Montana's comes in. They put up restaurants in suburban neighborhoods. There are 4 BP's within 15 minutes from where I live. I'm not saying BP's is great food, but the kids like it, its close, and the food for me is ok.
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So you've managed to miss his EXACT POINT, huh?
If people would stop supporting this lazy crap instead of thinking "well, I know what I'm getting", there would be better restaurants in the suburbs and you wouldn't HAVE to drive halfway across the city for them. Then every time you eat out it's a "special occasion" where you get to go to a nice spot locally.
That's his argument. And I have to say, F that.
As someone without kids, if I go out to eat, I'm basically saying "to hell with dietary restrictions, and damn the expense, I'm going to have an enjoyable meal in a nice atmosphere". If someone decides that it's somehow their right to inflict their horrid, screeching brood on the heretofore lovely atmosphere of my chosen dining establishment, to the detriment of the enjoyment all other patrons who had the bad luck to be there that evening, I want those parents sterilized immediately. So please, please, stick with the Montana's and Boston Pizzas near your McDwelling in Narnia and stay the f*#* out of NoTable and Model Milk.
... I know, you were thinking, "there can't possibly be anyone who comes in here to post a more pretentious perspective than Peter12!" Well, you were wrong. Sorry, I just
hate this behaviour.