Restaurant Antics, Changing Dining Experiences, and Unusual Shopping Habits

R2RO = Right To Remain Offended

Ever had an overly enthusiastic server push you into a food contest? My cousin and I had a hilarious encounter with a zealous waitress at a local restaurant, and let's just say it involved a French fry eating contest and an unlikely competitor. We also trade stories about how some of our favorite restaurants, like Twin Peaks and Buffalo Wild Wings, can sometimes get a bit pushy with their selling tactics and leave us with mixed feelings when they make unexpected menu changes.
Remember the good old days of negotiating your order with the restaurant owner? Well, fast forward to today, and it's all about scanning QR codes and navigating digital menus. We get nostalgic and a little peeved while we chat about how these changes have reshaped the dining experience. And yes, we’re still bitter about Buffalo Wild Wings taking away the mini corn dogs from their menu!
Now, let's switch gears and talk about shopping for Belgian waffles and deodorant. Strange combination, right? Tune in as we share our friend Eric's unusual breakfast habits and his even more surprising decision to ditch deodorant. Plus, we dive into some intriguing facts about the use of silver in Lululemon shirts, and why aluminum is used as an antiperspirant. Prepare yourself for a hearty laugh as we explore the oddities of food and shopping habits.

Chapters

1. Food and Local Spending Habits (00:00:00)

2. Changing Menus and QR Codes (00:11:55)

3. Belgian Waffles, Deodorant, and Shopping Woes (00:18:50)

4. Deodorant, Garlic, and Internet Facts (00:26:55)

5. Pickle Juice and Olive Juice Mishaps (00:32:40)