Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Spam
Those dried potato flakes that make mashed potatoes when you add water.
OMG yes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn still seem fancy to me compared to the places we stayed when I was a kid lol
I was just thinking this. We had to stay at the Travel lodge
Anonymous wrote:Spam
Those dried potato flakes that make mashed potatoes when you add water.
Anonymous wrote:I love an Olive Garden salad.
And when the McRib comes out, I get one lol.
My favorite pair of lounge pants were purchased at Walmart.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jarritos
I’ll drink them, bake with them, and use them as a cocktail mixer.
I use jarritos as a mixer too!
Also - Olive Garden is, and will always be, our family favorite. I've been in there sometimes twice in one week. During Covid, we were doing pick up on the regular. I've even written "To Whom It May Concern" letters to them to complain about stuff lol! My personal favorite is ordering the special alfredo dipping sauce for the breadsticks in lieu of the marinara, and then for my entree getting eggplant parm and swap the spaghetti with red sauce for fettucini alfredo. Heaven! Also - i have had two separate servers SWEAR to me that their eggplant parm is cooked fresh in house daily, and does not come frozen (as I had always assumed). Apparently they salt and dehydrate a ton of eggplant slices in the kitchen every day! I've eaten in some of the best italian restaurants in the world, and OG gives them a run for their money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is lowbrow about Ann Taylor clothing?
I am genuinely confused
Ask in the fashion forum.
My hot take is that some women wore too much of it in their early career and now they have more money and it reminds them of being relatively poor. These people are buying pieces that are 100s of dollars per piece now. Less famous brands that are upscale and often foreign.
OP here. I used to work at Ann Taylor in the early 2000s as a side gig. I loved it. The cashmere, the lined pants, the Merino wool, the suits. We used to open boxes in the back and want EVERYTHING.
Now, the materials are cheap, the “fit” is boxy, there are no sleeves are darts, the quality is abhorrent. I forgot myself and bought some things on sale last year online, but when I got them home in my hands, I realized how cheap the fabric was and how poor the quality was. Never again. It’s a shame, but Ann Taylor is terrible quality and far too overpriced for what it is. It’s junk fashion. It’s the junk food of fashion. You know it’s bad, but you consume it anyway. And I say this as a former employee and brand fan!
Anonymous wrote:What is lowbrow about Ann Taylor clothing?
I am genuinely confused
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:May I never be at a point in my life where I feel the need to "admit" to eating at places like Olive Garden or Popeyes.
Yawn.
Just say you like it and go lol. This whole "OMG I know it is sooooo bad and embarrassing, usually I am so much KlAsSiEr than this but I must admit to liking OMG *gasp* fast food twice a year!!!11!!1!" is...bleh.
Agree. These threads come up periodically and they are so cringey.
Anonymous wrote:Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn still seem fancy to me compared to the places we stayed when I was a kid lol