Oh hell and yes

Once, not at a steakhouse, but at a place that was known for their steak, I was eating with my boyfriend and there was a man eating alone, having a steak. He finished, and the waitress came over and asked if he’d like dessert or coffee. He replied “no, I’ll just have that again please” “the steak?” “yeah”. My…

This is the only sensible thing to do. My fave restaurant in all of town is, incomprehensibly, NOT a place my husband likes to go. Solo is just so much better in every way.

Legendary

LOVE a solo steakhouse moment

If I didn’t bring my wife along to a steakhouse she’d probably cut my throat in my sleep—and I would applaud her for it. 

Counterpoint: They’re delicious

I once went super above and beyond on a job, and my boss told me to go out for dinner sometime in the next week to a nice restaurant, take a friend, and expense the meal as a thank you.

As I said yesterday, solo dining at a Brazilian Steakhouse is a power move. 

I’m confused about the social stigma that dining alone has.

Completely agree! I was given a gift card to a fancy steakhouse that I know would be lost on the gf. I made a rez today for next weekend while she’s working. Not even gonna worry about it. 

Ducks have bones in their tongue? O.o

Nice to see that Deadspin has a dedicated reporter covering the oddball Chinese people beat, which is totally underrepresented in Western media compared to oddball Japan, which has been so covered to death it’s passe.

I need to go to this Chinese hospital so that my questionable life choices can finally be affirmed.

It’s reassuring to know that winding down with beer and barbecue after a hard day of farm work is pretty universal.

Remember that time when he threw off his sunglasses and lit a smoke with a flaming finger from his glass of baijiu flambé? That was cool

I love you king

The drinking was cool, but I was most impressed with his egg-cracking skills and general grace/economy of his movement. Guy has definitely spent a lot of time in the kitchen.

I love this guy.

I enjoy anyone that drinks enough to blind a classroom of 2nd graders.