Eating in a Restaurant
Warrior15
Anywhere there are Titties.
I'm in Tampa FL right now and we have just gone into what we are calling Phase 1 of the reopening plan. Restaurants now can have 25% occupancy, more if they have outside seating. I had lunch today at local diner. It was just such a treat to sit down and get waited on. I'm thinking this was the first time in maybe 6 weeks that I've had the pleasure of this.
Sorry Papi and 25. I know you guys can't do that just yet.
Sorry Papi and 25. I know you guys can't do that just yet.
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Thus I did miss being able to sit at a restaurant to have a nice meal - but I have actually gotten used to eating at home vis takeout or delivery - in someways I find it easier/better to just show up and pick up my food and be done with it w/o having to deal with the staff any longer which I often find frustrating particularly down here in Miami - as time has passed, I actually miss eating at the restaurant less than when this all started and I wonder if other people may also be getting used to a new-normal and may start to enjoy not having to deal with crowds at a restaurant; although I assume once things open up I may go back to eating at restaurants but perhaps not as much as b/f particularly at busy times.
I don't trust research coming out of China, but it is something to consider when restaurants are opening back up as we hit 1.2 million covid 19 positive Americans.
Cinco de Jack Daniels sounds about right though but my own preference would be Cinco de Johnny Walker Azul
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