Ever order a burger.. you go set down.. you realize it's all wrong
BUT!!! you need 2 big bites before you go swap it out, lol...

that's dirty as hell..

n n n n THEN! they THROW IT AWAY!!!

AH! I could have ate that!

why toss it! you know..

they should have a mistake bin, and sell them for one dollar.

lol

Barry wrote:
Ever order a burger.. you go set down.. you realize it's all wrong
BUT!!! you need 2 big bites before you go swap it out, lol...

that's dirty as hell..

n n n n THEN! they THROW IT AWAY!!!

AH! I could have ate that!

Then why didn't ya?

why toss it! you know..
they should have a mistake bin, and sell them for one dollar.

Gently used.

Go break open your piggy bank, Barry. Wendy's is havin' a sale!

Pennyaline wote:
Barry wrote:

AH! I could have ate that!

Then why didn't ya?

Cause I had my mouth set on bacon and cheddar
Because the one I ordered cost a dollar more than what I was given

besides, I did eat some of it; I bit it knowing I was going to take it
back.
I knew they were just going to toss it.

Gently used.

that's putting it mild

Go break open your piggy bank, Barry. Wendy's is havin' a sale!

My piggy bank has a mastercard logo on it.

she's all tuckered out right now

"Barry" wrote in message
ps.com...
Ever order a burger.. you go set down.. you realize it's all wrong
BUT!!! you need 2 big bites before you go swap it out, lol...

that's dirty as hell..

n n n n THEN! they THROW IT AWAY!!!

AH! I could have ate that!

why toss it! you know..

Supply and demand. If you increase the burger supply you decrease the burger
demand.

they should have a mistake bin, and sell them for one dollar.

I believe it's against the law to sell used food.

And they wouldn't want to create a policy where it's yours for free if they
make a mistake. That would just give people the impression that they make a
lot of mistakes. It would also create a clientele that expected lots of
freebies--poor tippers, I would imagine.


W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.)

On Sun, 29 Apr 2007 01:01:40 GMT, "Christopher M."
wrote:

Supply and demand. If you increase the burger supply you decrease the burger
demand.

Because the demand is satisfied..... I can testify to that. Hubbies
thirst for In N Out Burgers was quenched after one opened up a few
miles away. We no longer have to drive the highway trying to spot an
In N Out sign when we're "out and about".

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On Apr 28, 11:23 pm, sf wrote:
We no longer have to drive the highway trying to spot an
In N Out sign when we're "out and about".

never heard it referred to as N Out
-

I have to say, there must be something good in a burger, why do we
crave them sometimes it seems like the perfect food.

I believe there is some sort of bodily addiction thingy to fat?
maybe it's mental and we need to believe we are having "meat"?

sometimes.. I NEED biscuit and gravy

once in a while

or hit the big greasy buffet somewhere in town.

ooo ooo, we have RMWC (a womens college)...
on Sundays they have a brunch! it's open to public.

They really put the food out. Waffle station, omelet station, steak,
fruit, pans of hot butter and syrup, fruit, cookies, ice cream,
spinach salads yah yah...

a whole island of drinks, coffee, hot choc. milk, soft drinks, teas,
etc.

I always go for the steaks, or ribbons of steak... and a nice choc.
chip waffle.

Can you guess where I am having breakfast in the morning? It's like 5
mins from here.

On Apr 29, 12:35 am, Barry wrote:

Can you guess where I am having breakfast in the morning? It's like 5
mins from here.

http://www.rmwc.edu/onecard/locationandhours.asp

just one big food orgy if you ask me.. it's really that elaborate

all for FREE I have a friend who works there.

piles and piles of almost crispy bacon, lol

dang I wan go right now!

food food food

Barry wrote in
oups.com:

On Apr 29, 12:35 am, Barry wrote:

Can you guess where I am having breakfast in the morning?
It's like 5 mins from here.

http://www.rmwc.edu/onecard/locationandhours.asp

just one big food orgy if you ask me.. it's really that
elaborate

all for FREE I have a friend who works there.

piles and piles of almost crispy bacon, lol

dang I wan go right now!

food food food

Here?
(Sounds heavenly... I want to go now too!)

Quoted from:
http://www.campusdish.com/en-
US/CSSE/RandolphMacon/Locations/CheathamCommonsCafe.htm

2500 Rivermont Avenue
Lynchburg, VA 24503


Cheatham Dining Hall offers a variety of fresh foods, with
specialty stations featuring vegan and vegetarian items. A new
gourmet coffee bar has been added this year, featuring coffee,
smoothies and fresh baked items. Enjoy all-you-care-to-eat meals
in this dining location. Cheatham Dining Hall will be renovated
during Summer '07 to offer even more made-to-order options (top
rendering at right).

New lower door prices for faculty, staff and visitors:

Breakast $3.00 faculty/staff; $3.50 visitors
Lunch $4.00 faculty/staff; $5.25 visitors
Dinner $5.00 faculty/staff; $7.00 visitors

End quote

On Apr 29, 12:51 am, sandi wrote:
Barry wrote groups.com:



On Apr 29, 12:35 am, Barry wrote:

Can you guess where I am having breakfast in the morning?
It's like 5 mins from here.

http://www.rmwc.edu/onecard/locationandhours.asp

just one big food orgy if you ask me.. it's really that
elaborate

all for FREE I have a friend who works there.

piles and piles of almost crispy bacon, lol

dang I wan go right now!

food food food

Here?
(Sounds heavenly... I want to go now too!)

Quoted from:http://www.campusdish.com/en-
US/CSSE/RandolphMacon/Locations/CheathamCommonsCafe.htm

2500 Rivermont Avenue
Lynchburg, VA 24503

That's the place. They haven't renovated far as I know. Haven't been
since this past winter.

I have to say, as wonderful as the food is, not to mention the token
cost...
there is mostly girls walking around in night gowns and jammies. That
is not a bad thing. My point is... there are not many civilians..
always surprising.

lol, it's trewww

I always have some choc milk while Im there, sooo rich and chocolaty

iiii settle for a big bowl of cereal with icy cold milk, for I head
off to bid

On 28 Apr 2007 21:35:37 -0700, Barry wrote:

On Apr 28, 11:23 pm, sf wrote:
We no longer have to drive the highway trying to spot an
In N Out sign when we're "out and about".

never heard it referred to as N Out
-

It's a small California chain and still family owned. More power to
them! I know it will change significantly when they sell out.
http://www.in-n-out.com/

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On Apr 29, 1:31 am, sf wrote:
On 28 Apr 2007 21:35:37 -0700, Barry wrote:

On Apr 28, 11:23 pm, sf wrote:
We no longer have to drive the highway trying to spot an
In N Out sign when we're "out and about".

never heard it referred to as N Out
-

It's a small California chain and still family owned. More power to
them! I know it will change significantly when they sell out.http://www.in-n-out.com/

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I can almost hear your contempt for the dive

ok, I played their theme song at the link

"n and out, n and out, that's what a hambeerger is aaaall about :|" I
think they're rubbing it in.. mocking the public.

boy, they nailed that one didn't they. Next time hubby buys a burger
there, tell him to toss it in the toilet and cut out the middle man.
(makes fast food even faster)

In article om,
Barry wrote:

Ever order a burger.. you go set down.. you realize it's all wrong
BUT!!! you need 2 big bites before you go swap it out, lol...

Wow! A similar situation happened to me just last night. Three friends
and I met at Fergie's which is a small Irish bar in Center City
Philadelphia. We went there to listen to an Irish folk band.

I ordered some mild buffalo chicken wings for an appetizer. When the
wings were served, I ordered a cheese burger with sautéed mushrooms.

The wings were served quickly. Then the house lights were dimmed.
Shortly after I finished my wings, my burger was served. The room was
fairly dark, so when I picked up the bun to add Heinz ketchup, I noticed
some gloppy stuff on it, but I couldn't see it clearly, just that the
bun was slimy with some goopy stuff. I didn't complain, I just used a
napkin to wipe off the bun. Then I noticed the burger had some bacon on
it. I figured the waitress wrote down the wrong burger name on her order
sheet, but the bacon looked good so I was going to eat that burger. Just
as I was ready to add ketchup, the waitress ran up and apologized. Said
she gave me the wrong burger, and she offered to serve me the hamburger
I ordered, so we swapped burgers.

Since the waitress quickly realized the mistake on her own, I didn't
have a chance to eat any of the first burger. I could see the waitress
rightly disposed of the wrong burger. I assume she also apologized to
the person who ordered the goopy burger.

The second burger was fine. Other then the mixup with my burger, the
service was superb, so we left the waitress a nice tip when we left
nearly 3 hours later. The music was very nice too.

In article U7SYh.757$b61.154@trndny09,
"Christopher M." wrote:

"Barry" wrote in message
ps.com...
Ever order a burger.. you go set down.. you realize it's all wrong
BUT!!! you need 2 big bites before you go swap it out, lol...

that's dirty as hell..

n n n n THEN! they THROW IT AWAY!!!

AH! I could have ate that!

why toss it! you know..

Supply and demand. If you increase the burger supply you decrease the burger
demand.

they should have a mistake bin, and sell them for one dollar.

I believe it's against the law to sell used food.

And they wouldn't want to create a policy where it's yours for free if they
make a mistake. That would just give people the impression that they make a
lot of mistakes. It would also create a clientele that expected lots of
freebies--poor tippers, I would imagine.

The insurance companies would frown on that practice too. I am sure the
restaurant's management would also be concerned that an employee might
intentionally make burgers in error for friends so they get to eat for
free.

In article , sf wrote:

On 28 Apr 2007 21:35:37 -0700, Barry wrote:

On Apr 28, 11:23 pm, sf wrote:
We no longer have to drive the highway trying to spot an
In N Out sign when we're "out and about".

never heard it referred to as N Out
-

It's a small California chain and still family owned. More power to
them! I know it will change significantly when they sell out.
http://www.in-n-out.com/

I hope they don't sell out. There's an In-N-Out burger place in Las
Vegas. I always make a point of stopping there for lunch at least once
whenever I visit Las Vegas; which averages about twice a year. Their
burgers are awesome for fast food burgers.

On Apr 29, 11:17 am, Stan Horwitz wrote:

The second burger was fine. Other then the mixup with my burger, the
service was superb, so we left the waitress a nice tip when we left
nearly 3 hours later. The music was very nice too.

dude! I was there that night! I sent my burger back because they
forgot to put the goop on my lid.

$#%^%^$%$