I wonder if this is Olive Garden policy, or just that restaurant?
Anyway, I’m sure that the same people who demand that we agree with their mental infirmities also demand “trigger warnings” if we’re going to say something they’ll disagree with.
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Olive Garden is free to hire whom they wish, and support them as they wish.
Customers are also free to patronize stores they wish.
I wish I could say that I will not be patronizing OG in the future, but honestly: Every mom-and-pop Italian-ish eatery I’ve ever tried in the US and Canada (and Mexico, for that matter – I had some GREAT lasagna in Tijuana once) is better than OG, unlimited breadsticks or not.
I thought everyone knew that Olive Garden entrees are microwaved, frozen, dished over pasta that’s been sitting in a pot since shift change. Stoufer’s is at least as good and a whole lot cheaper.
Yeah, Olive Garden is to Italian food like Taco Bell is to Mexican food.
Taco Bell’s faster, and no waiter to tip. Buy your cheap tacos, take them to a table or your car, and eat, then toss the wrappers in the appropriate receptacle.
The Dorito shell Tacos at Taco Bell are awesome.
If given a choice I go ‘low brow’ and eat salad at CICi’s Pizza buffet. Not what you would call fancy but it works.
The root problem in this trans issue is national/international psychology groups/organizations (APA/WHO etc) having declared “woman with a penis” to be a normal thing, not a mental illness.
As long as we legally recognize these people as being “not mentally ill” there is no way of combating the problem.
Funniest sight I ever saw was a bunch of Mexican laborers coming out of a Taco Bell. Taco Bell meat smells and tastes like Alpo (ask me how I know…). I used to have an office next to an Olive Garden, and decided the salad and pasta fazool were okay.