Taylor Gourmet Ban

[Anonymous]

Boycotting mediocre sandwiches? I guess I already am.

[Anonymous]

Love Taylor. Wilson salad is da bomb.

[Anonymous]

Put the shoe on the other foot.

Imagine living in a city that voted for Trump by more 90 percent.

Then imagine posting a photo of yourself getting hugged by Hillary and Obama while endorsing their policies.

Then show up at your local restaurant the next day.

What would the reaction be?

All politics is local.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Put the shoe on the other foot.

Imagine living in a city that voted for Trump by more 90 percent.

Then imagine posting a photo of yourself getting hugged by Hillary and Obama while endorsing their policies.

Then show up at your local restaurant the next day.

What would the reaction be?

All politics is local.

+1. He should have expected this response when he sent his smiling phone with the Cheeto. This is DC. I didn't like their sandwiches anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Its amazing that when someone goes to try and make a change, people cry because he tried to give input. How is that different than protesting?

+1.

It's truly sad.

Just see what happened in Berkeley.

Like it or not, free speech means precisely that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Put the shoe on the other foot.

Imagine living in a city that voted for Trump by more 90 percent.

Then imagine posting a photo of yourself getting hugged by Hillary and Obama while endorsing their policies.

Then show up at your local restaurant the next day.

What would the reaction be?

All politics is local.

Except DC is the capital of the country that elected Trump.

Hmm. Perhaps it's time to move the capital to a more bipartisan place?

How does Houston sound?

[jsteele]

It doesn't seem like the discussion in this thread ever got around to addressing OP's query. Since I don't the thread to be used to debate a boycott, I'm going to lock it.