Restaurants you used to like but have gone downhill

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Anonymous wrote:I know this isn't perfectly on point here -- because it was never good to begin with, but I'll say Domino's pizza.

It used to be fine for what it was, cheap pizza that would show up on your doorstep right quick. The last two times I ordered it, I ate one piece and put it in the trash. Which is saying something, given how starving and exhausted I'd have to be to order from there anyway. Downright inedible; and you can tell by the fact that I was willing to order it all means I'm not exactly a food snob -- so if I say it was bad, it was very, very bad.

Hmmm get the Domino’s pan pizza

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The Joe Biden hyper inflation is a combo of much higher prices and smaller portions of lower quality product.

It sucks everywhere and Trump is looking golden to me right now.

Golden showers right up your alley?

It’s criminal how the exorbitant profits of corporations and shareholders have been conveniently been packaged as “inflation” and attributed to Biden. Murdoch and Fox are definitely benefiting from their propaganda campaigns.

Biden craps his pants daily. Trump still golfing scratch.

Scratch? Are you high? Maybe if he cheats, which is likely.

Of course Trump cheats - at golf and at everything else!

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Anonymous wrote:My two daughters and I just went out to Carabba’s tonight. What. A. Disappointment. Such crappy food for such high prices. Goodbye.

I only ate at Carabba’s once, which was years ago, and I didn’t like it. I thought everything was way too salty. For chain Italian, I like Maggiano’s and, don’t laugh, Olive Garden. I know Olive Garden is mediocre- most chains are, but the pasta is fine, salad is good, breadsticks are decent and the price is right. That said, while I like Italian food, it’s one of my least favorite cuisines to eat out since I can make most Italian dishes pretty good myself and for pretty cheap too.