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Oh and no one answered the burger question. Why would a restaurant refuse to serve in their dining room a dish that they would cook and send up for room service? |
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Perhaps the profit margins are thin on the steakburger so they prefer you order more expensive/more profitable things while in the restaurant for dinner (lunch is lower volume so they're less picky). But room service does have extra surcharges (and usually a price markup) which makes it acceptable.
To them, there's opportunity cost in providing the steak burger. |
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I thought the Canucks were like Canada's team? Like the Dallas Cowboys of hockey. They have the douchiest fans imaginable. One of them tried to blind Calgary's goalie this year with a laser pointer, and the rest of the fans sitting next to him helped him hide so he couldn't get caught (not that the Canucks' tried very hard). They regularly openly whine about how the NHL has a vendetta against the team, which is why they never win. They whine that the refs are all biased (the Canucks players whine about this also). They usually have some of the douchiest players in the league who play dirty or otherwise show no respect. |
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