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Comment on Best Served Cold by idiotboy

idiotboy — Tue, 28 Dec 2010 23:53:36 +0000

BURRRRRRRR

Comment on Exit strategy applies to more than military. This means you Texas Roadhouse! by admin

admin — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 13:15:18 +0000

In response to Susan (which btw ty for taking time to post on my blog):

Most call ahead seating in Lynchburg still requires you to sit and wait for about 10 minutes while they get your table ready which is perfectly fine, but we had gone on a spur of the moment and decided to slip in and try the place out.

I had to go back and re-read this blog post since it was over a year ago when I made it, and I can see where I had said that the service we got was very good. Quick order, good food, always plenty to drink. My complaints started only when there was a massive influx of people to the restaurant, which again, is typical of Lynchburg, cause as I mentioned, there’s little for people to do here except eat.

It’s not that I feel that I’m “worthy” or “special” and need to get out the door first, but it’s a proven fact that two objects cannot occupy the same space at the same time. I had already tried to make my way out the door, which as stated was literally crammed with people standing in the exit. Now if I, or anyone, is already taking up the path that is used to go in AND out, why would you possibly try to smash a small child into that mayhem? What I expected from the staff was to keep the fire lane (the actual entrance & exit to the dining) clear from people standing in it. It’s a safety hazard as well as not conducive to allowing your guests who have finished eating to leave so that others may enter.

I’m not too classy for anywhere in Lynchburg (Altavista maybe), but I also have my preferences & opinions and since this is my blog, I can speak out about my dislike for country music, as well as how I feel about my dining experience.

Comment on Exit strategy applies to more than military. This means you Texas Roadhouse! by Susan

Susan — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 00:53:12 +0000

First of all, Texas Roadhouse has a CALL AHEAD seating program. Therefore use it and the parking lot WILL not look as busy. I am a regular there and the service is always good. WHO cares who gets out the door first or in. You think you are just someone worthy of going out the door first? Obviously she had children so she wanted to get them inside. You seem to think you are too classy for a lynchburg country cultured place. Don;t ditch the roadhouse on the itnernet when you have only been there one time. They all work very hard and deserve proper respect on the internet. Texas Roadhouse has always made us very happy and if you take advantage of all the smiles you can see you woujld be much happier eating out.

Comment on Exit strategy applies to more than military. This means you Texas Roadhouse! by Ben

Ben — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 13:10:20 +0000

lol.. I gotta gift card for them too Maybe I’ll go for lunch or something. I dare not enter when dinner is afoot.

BTW. Blogging is fun.. glad to see you’re back into it

Comment on My beef with handi-crapped drivers by Ben

Ben — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 01:55:37 +0000

I feel the same way.. I will say this tho.. welcome back to the blogging world

Comment on Requested and Received by TehBilly

TehBilly — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 13:48:18 +0000

It may be a “beta” image, but I love it. Can’t wait to see the final version.

Comment on Forcing creativity through learning by TehBilly

TehBilly — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:22:46 +0000

You know me, always the naysayer.

I like it! Simple, effective, and clean! I really really dig it. Now where’s my codemonkey!?

Comment on It doesn’t matter if you are black or white, you just can’t be grey by LP

LP — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 01:23:29 +0000

My bane is not the all or nothing – although that is minor problem – I run into the Right this second problem. Everything HAS to be right now. How about a little patience…

Comment on It doesn’t matter if you are black or white, you just can’t be grey by Sara (the wife)

Sara (the wife) — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 03:37:11 +0000

I just think its all in terms of oo big or dont go. If youre going to do something, even if its something “bad” like taking that closed road the other day you have to own it and do it all the way. I look at accepting shades of gray as fear. Afraid to succeed big, fail big, whatever. You dont get in a freezing pool toe by toe, you run and you jump or you mosey back to your beach chair and order another drink. I have to go 100% for whatever it is Im doing or frankly it doesnt interest me. For the record our house is looking fab and if youre interested my next big project is to feng shui the bedroom. I need some zen in my life. Im very tense.