I feel the same way about Mother’s Day brunch that I feel about going out for Mexican on cinco de mayo. Just don’t.

It is such a rip off. Why would I want to pay 30 dollars + per person so I can eat some scrambled eggs and bacon.

Anonymous wrote:We are going to lone star brewery in Olney to let our kids run around on the playground so we can actually try to enjoy it. As of Friday they still had seating reservations.

Makes internal note to avoid Lone Oak all weekend. No one wants to hear your brats at a brewery while you ignore them and get sauced.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would anyone sane try to go to brunch on Mother's day of all days? Terrible, terrible idea.

Classic amateur move,

Nah, having brunch at home on mother's day using "amateur hour" as an excuse is a classic lazy-husband move. Bonus points if Mom ends up having to deal with the destroyed skillet

Agree! So many women have internalized their servitude.

Huh? My DH cooks a lovely breakfast and I request Chinese food for dinner because I hate going out when restaurants are super crowded. I also get to sleep in, presents including jewelry and spa gift cards, and time alone if I want or time together like a hike if I want. My DH and kids do a great job. Hardly “servitude.”

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Anonymous wrote:Why would anyone sane try to go to brunch on Mother's day of all days? Terrible, terrible idea.

Classic amateur move,

Nah, having brunch at home on mother's day using "amateur hour" as an excuse is a classic lazy-husband move. Bonus points if Mom ends up having to deal with the destroyed skillet

Agree! So many women have internalized their servitude.

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Anonymous wrote:terrible, they should have double the capacity with outdoor covid dining.

LOL. With what staff?

Don’t worry, OP will be back here Sunday complaining about the terrible service at Founding Farmers.

Snerk