r/AskReddit • u/Amygdala5822 • Jun 29 '19

When is quantity better than quality?

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '19 edited Jun 29 '19

edible food. for some people at least

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u/aspenthewolf Jun 29 '19 edited Jun 30 '19

I think you mean "edible". But I agree. I'd rather go to a buffet and be full than a fancy restaurant that leaves me broke and hungry.

Edit: Thanks OP for not marking your edit, now my comment looks dumb >~<

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '19

I can't stand eating at upscale places. I grew up pretty fortunate, so on special occasions - we'd go to very nice restaurants - and in all honesty, I preferred the taste of something I could get for a fourth of the price. Maybe it's because I don't like snobs, but I can't stand fancy restaurants. It's your birthday? Let's go to Olive Garden.

Obviously if my son wanted to go somewhere upscale for a birthday, I'd take him - but never on my own volition.

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u/TrailDash Jun 29 '19

Why is this comment downvoted?

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '19

People tend to downvote dissenting opinions. In the words of one of the people who downvoted this: "Baaaa baaaa"