Red Mosquito

I saw that post, chud come at me bro

I think the fanciness of the restaurant also plays into it. Casual dining or fast food... doesn't seem like a big deal, though probably will elicit some raised eyebrows.

I also can see it being rude if it's a place that makes its own hot sauce

Jorge wrote:I think the fanciness of the restaurant also plays into it. Casual dining or fast food... doesn't seem like a big deal, though probably will elicit some raised eyebrows.

I also can see it being rude if it's a place that makes its own hot sauce

that's legit

Jorge if you ever make your way towards Seattle, I better not see you trying to outdo Taco Time’s house hot sauce. It’s the best.

epilogue wrote:I saw that post, chud come at me bro

I made it before I saw all the other replies since the post I quoted.

Norris wrote:

epilogue wrote:I saw that post, chud come at me bro

I made it before I saw all the other replies since the post I quoted.

I hate when that happens

Is this rude or likely to be commented on at:

Burger King?
Burrito joint?
Local pub?
Gastropub?
Thanksgiving at the in-laws?
Gordon Ramsay restaurant?

It is certainly stranger at a three Michelin star restaurant, than at KFC.

JuanHamm wrote:

Norris wrote:

epilogue wrote:I saw that post, chud come at me bro

I made it before I saw all the other replies since the post I quoted.

I hate when that happens

do we have a term for it? Like "going full dime" or something?

The Argonaut wrote:Is this rude or likely to be commented on at:

Burger King?
Burrito joint?
Local pub?
Gastropub?
Thanksgiving at the in-laws?
Gordon Ramsay restaurant?

I ate at a Ramsay joint once. I did not want or need any added hot sauce.

However, I have wanted/needed added hot sauce on occasion at all other examples you listed.

The one place I've ever done this was a neighborhood pizza place that made the best chicken milanesa sandwich I'd ever had. The first time I ate it, I loved it, but immediately knew it would go super well with this one specific hot sauce called Tocino de Fuego: Fiery Spanish Bacon. So I ordered in and tried it at home. It was in fact good, but the delivery journey had cooled it slightly, the effect was dulled. From then on, I started bringing this hot sauce along every time we went there. Over time I became a regular, and I became friends with the owner and staff. They knew I'd always order the same sandwich. They knew I'd always bring my little bottle of hot sauce. They knew I'd always leave a good tip. It was good. We were happy. Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name

epilogue wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:Is this rude or likely to be commented on at:

Burger King?
Burrito joint?
Local pub?
Gastropub?
Thanksgiving at the in-laws?
Gordon Ramsay restaurant?

I ate at a Ramsay joint once. I did not want or need any added hot sauce.

However, I have wanted/needed added hot sauce on occasion at all other examples you listed.

Which Ramsay joint?

I feel like neighborhood pizza place is the type of place where this is perfectly fine

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:Is this rude or likely to be commented on at:

Burger King?
Burrito joint?
Local pub?
Gastropub?
Thanksgiving at the in-laws?
Gordon Ramsay restaurant?

I ate at a Ramsay joint once. I did not want or need any added hot sauce.

However, I have wanted/needed added hot sauce on occasion at all other examples you listed.

Which Ramsay joint?

The London in NYC. I think it's now closed. We did the chef's table for a friend's birthday several years back.

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:Is this rude or likely to be commented on at:

Burger King?
Burrito joint?
Local pub?
Gastropub?
Thanksgiving at the in-laws?
Gordon Ramsay restaurant?

I ate at a Ramsay joint once. I did not want or need any added hot sauce.

However, I have wanted/needed added hot sauce on occasion at all other examples you listed.

Which Ramsay joint?

The London in NYC. I think it's now closed. We did the chef's table for a friend's birthday several years back.

Was it as good as Ramsay would have you believe?

Does the calculation change for sauces other than hot sauce? Ketchup? Barbecue sauce? Gravy? Tzatziki? Can I bring my own oatmilk to the cafe that only has regular milk?

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:Is this rude or likely to be commented on at:

Burger King?
Burrito joint?
Local pub?
Gastropub?
Thanksgiving at the in-laws?
Gordon Ramsay restaurant?

I ate at a Ramsay joint once. I did not want or need any added hot sauce.

However, I have wanted/needed added hot sauce on occasion at all other examples you listed.

Which Ramsay joint?

The London in NYC. I think it's now closed. We did the chef's table for a friend's birthday several years back.

Was it as good as Ramsay would have you believe?

The experience was amazing. A real once in a lifetime type thing for me. Outside of having freshly shaved black truffle for the firs time, I don't really remember anything about the food. It was good but not life changing. But it pales in comparison to just about every other high end place I've been in NYC (Eleven Madison Park, Le Bernardin, The Modern, WD-50, Prune, etc).

But the chef's table experience was out of this world.

The Argonaut wrote:Does the calculation change for sauces other than hot sauce? Ketchup? Barbecue sauce? Gravy? Tzatziki? Can I bring my own oatmilk to the cafe that only has regular milk?

I'd say absolutely on the oatmilk.

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:Is this rude or likely to be commented on at:

Burger King?
Burrito joint?
Local pub?
Gastropub?
Thanksgiving at the in-laws?
Gordon Ramsay restaurant?

I ate at a Ramsay joint once. I did not want or need any added hot sauce.

However, I have wanted/needed added hot sauce on occasion at all other examples you listed.

Which Ramsay joint?

The London in NYC. I think it's now closed. We did the chef's table for a friend's birthday several years back.

my wife and i had our 7 year itch anniversary party/dinner there...good stuff..he also does a mean sweetbread

Am I allowed to squeegee my windshield if I'm not buying any gas?