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1
Dyspepsia as performance art.
2
There's no such thing as bad publicity except your own obituary.
3
That's kind of what I thought would happen. Are they then posting how terrible the experience was to their own food blogs complete with photos and diagrams?
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@#4
I understand: in this department, you are one of the needy. The problem is that no one will help you with your deficit: no one gives a fnck to the needy, for their fnck-giving needs, just as in our wider society no one gives a fnck about the needy.
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doesnt writing about how crazy it is to go to a 'bad' restaurant only give it more PR and more interest in the place?
8
I could see myself doing this. The only thing is that I would call this "Deep Mealing" instead of ironic dining. That term sounds too crass, too incurious. There's nothing I can do to tarnish the reputation of Guy Fieri that he hasn't done to himself. All I can do is ask for an interesting experience.
9
Hahaha lovely :D

I don't wanna be rude or anything - but this kinda points out what kind of reader base most food critics have. did they all wear ironical glasses, had a thing for suits from the 40's and talked about sour-dough bread while eating?
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$400 for a table of 7. So $60 each. Still aggravating, but not as much as if it was for a table of 4.
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@10, and the diner noted they ordered many, many strong drinks to compensate for the food. That probably doubled the bill.

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