... don't just mean now - I honestly fell for it back then (rather obviously) - but as I don't eat there and would never ask for ketchup in a restaurant anyway - just took it at face value ...
Would anyone really? I mean, really. McShit and its ilk is not a restaurant, and nor are cafes. An actual bona fide restaurant, where I assume the food doesn’t get served dry on the plate, the person deserves to be shown the ****ing door.
Reason it got my attention is because it's a job I could never do, not without killing some customers anyway, so I was more interested how the front line employee's handle such a situation with some of the arseholes that are out there. Personally I've felt condiments on the table is not very hygienic.
I don't. Can't think of anything he does that would trigger any emotion, all a bit shouty and usa a a a
There was an ABBA tribute band in O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire last night.... You could hear the drums from Nando’s
You can still buy it on Amazon but it's packs of 8 or litre bottles stuff like that, must be used in the catering industry.
Whilst I disagree with your point I had considered a thread along those lines when reading this one yesterday - things everyone else seems to rate but you think are ****e. Feel like it will hit a lot of responses pretty quickly. Quite possibly from @Chief and @brb alone! As regards the Beatles I still like them now (prefer the Stones and the Kinks though) but they were, like many things, in the right place at the right time. They weren't shy about using and copying black music (like Little Richard) and profitted off the back of it in a similar way to Elvis. That isn't a criticism as such, they were open about it at the time and did give credit where it's due, but it wouldn't have been possible in the same way in the decades that followed. I think it's easy to not like the Beatles though as so much of what they did well just became the standard for bands/groups going forward that it sounds pretty normal as it's been copied so many times. The Stones though still sounds pretty fresh to me, I mean Gimme Shelter is used all over the place to this day as an action soundtrack - still sounds awesome.
