There is an IHOP next to the place where I get my oil changed, so I'll fess up that I eat breakfast there maybe once every couple of months. I don't like their pancakes or the crappy corn sugar syrup, but the chicken fried steak is a guilty pleasure of mine. I just swap out the pancake side for wheat toast.
flagooner, tell the truth! I think you are upset because you figured “I’ll make a joke thread that trashes IHOP because IHOP is the least cool thing under the sun” and then rickdugan made a reasonable post that somehow injected a tiny amount of cool into the IHOP brand.
Much as I hate to do so, I have to give rickdugan a “brilliant!” for that post. Seriously, he should appear in IHOP ads. He could even give them a new slogan:
“If you’re ever in a position where eating at any other place is seriously inconvenient come in and order our chicken-fried steak. But substitute wheat toast for our pancakes. After all, we can’t fuck up toast, can we?” ;)
The Douchebag gets better service at IHOP because he’s the only customer in a three piece suit and they think he’s a chemical engineer. https://www.tuscl.net/app/discussion.php…
doctorevil, I suspect rickdugan also gets good service because he is so much more civilized than the other customers. That isn’t hard when the average customer comes in with a bunch of Arby’s sauce packets, which they use as lube while they jack off into the pancake batter!
I mean really, juicebox69 can get away with jacking it into the pancake batter wherever he goes because he’s the juicebox, but when half your customers jack off into the pancake batter it gets kind of non-brilliant. It makes you appreciate the occasional customer that wears a three-piece suit, lies about being a chemical engineer, and (most importantly) doesn’t jack it in front of you!
They also like the fact the guy rocking the three-piece suit doesn’t realize that the white stuff on the chicken-fried steak ain’t gravy! ;)
Swapping corn syrup for maple syrup, without at least the option of an upcharge, should be a misdemeanor. I can see it at McD or BK, but how can IHOP or Denny's sleep at night.
===> "Swapping corn syrup for maple syrup, without at least the option of an upcharge, should be a misdemeanor. I can see it at McD or BK, but how can IHOP or Denny's sleep at night."
Lol. Almost no chain restaurant or basic diner provides real maple syrup because it is too expensive. There's just no way you make a profit on a cheap breakfast if people are dousing the pancakes with $4-5+ of real maple syrup. You'd be lucky to find a 16 oz container of the stuff for less than $13 and that's at places like Walmart or Aldi.
Maybe you guys are younger than I am but after a while the cumulative effects of ingesting poisons will cause you problems, I find being healthy and among the very few folks in my age group that isn’t taking meds for a health condition is well worth the effort that I take to keep myself healthy.
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The syrup matches their pancakes. :D
Much as I hate to do so, I have to give rickdugan a “brilliant!” for that post. Seriously, he should appear in IHOP ads. He could even give them a new slogan:
“If you’re ever in a position where eating at any other place is seriously inconvenient come in and order our chicken-fried steak. But substitute wheat toast for our pancakes. After all, we can’t fuck up toast, can we?” ;)
Denny’s is great late at night when trying to sober up.
I mean really, juicebox69 can get away with jacking it into the pancake batter wherever he goes because he’s the juicebox, but when half your customers jack off into the pancake batter it gets kind of non-brilliant. It makes you appreciate the occasional customer that wears a three-piece suit, lies about being a chemical engineer, and (most importantly) doesn’t jack it in front of you!
They also like the fact the guy rocking the three-piece suit doesn’t realize that the white stuff on the chicken-fried steak ain’t gravy! ;)
Lol. Almost no chain restaurant or basic diner provides real maple syrup because it is too expensive. There's just no way you make a profit on a cheap breakfast if people are dousing the pancakes with $4-5+ of real maple syrup. You'd be lucky to find a 16 oz container of the stuff for less than $13 and that's at places like Walmart or Aldi.