Food challenge for the O-T

Uncle E's?

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For the past 3 years I have not ordered at any restaurant where English is the first language.

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You are sooo cultured.

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or the past 3 years I have not ordered at any restaurant where English is the first language.

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I see you've been eating at the fast food places in Rayville for every meal..

Do they ever stick you with the most expensive thing on the menu??

I don't do this, but I do often ask the server what their favorite thing on the menu is, especially if it's somewhere I have never been before.

Also, when traveling, I make every effort to eat at a local place. I do everything I can to avoid chains when I am traveling. I'll ask an employee of the hotel (not the front desk or the concierge as often they are paid to say certain places), or I'll ask the guy at the gas station, or someone at a place I'm visiting, where they like to go eat.

9 times out of 10, it turns out to be a great meal. The latest was a few weeks ago, when I was in Palestine, Texas for the day, and I had the most amazing lunch at a little Italian place, and for a family of four we ate like pigs for like 30 bucks.

Vegetarian skillet from BBB in Oxford. Bunch of weird crap in it but it tasted amazing.

Rednecks ain't never did knowed what cultured is

You sound like a really interesting person. Much more interesting than the average American dullard. I don't watch television, we should hang out.

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with the exception of Tex-Mex, Chinese, Japanese, and Indian restaurants

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How ethnic are we going here? Ethiopian food?

This is easy to do when you still live with your mother Randy.

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Where I'm from, its called the diarrhea game

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