The author of the article is an actual person while you are just an internet troll who is too ashamed to post under your real name.

My favorite in my younger days was the Airport Bar in Gainesville, FL, which was nowhere near the airport.

I know they hold their value but I’m thinking 7,500 or so ND

I don’t want it but if I did want it I would pay $20k NP

Looks like a fast food take-out dish.

Was on the fence until I saw the driver’s seat ND

I had a McRib back around 1982.  Still remember it as totally disgusting.

Reason #98 for buying a blow torch.

I like the ones that come in a box.

My second car was a B210 there was nothing special about it

ND $7,500 is the price

It costs more because you are getting a lot more food than with thin slice.  I’ve been hooked on since the first time I had one.

ND unless you are filthy rick, $89k will buy you some very nice brand new sports cars.

I would like it if it were quite a bit cheaper, say $45k.  Then you could put some money into building it out.  But at $66k + cost of building it out there are other options.

My dad used to buy Honey Baked every year during the holidays not for the main meal but as a snack after we had eaten the main meal and made all the turkey sandwiches the home-cooked turkey could yield, it was always perfect. Ham or Turkey they are both delicious.

Packets are never good. If they don’t use a tub at least they could give you the little paper cups to fill with ketchup like at Wendy’s. A packet is good for maybe five fries then it’s time to open another packet.

If a person has no problem with eating actual meat what is the appeal?  As a novelty I imagine people order it just to see how it tastes.  But to people who have never questioned the healthiness or morality of eating a chicken it is a product without a sales pitch.

Can’t really think of a use I’d have for it.  ND

Great to see Detroit Style widely available I just wish they made smaller ones cause they bring the calories.

The only time I had a problem with kids is when we were seated next to the live fish tank, and kids are drawn to fish tanks.  Solution:  “Don’t seat us next to the fish tank.”