Their steamed shrimp was always good
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Both matter but human lives generally take precedence. It's not good business to kill your customers. See Boeing stock the last few years.

It just sucks for bars that people drinking together for hours in a confined space while they lose all inhibitions is like the worst thing you can do in a pandemic.
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Fish actually thinks government forced shutdown are = to "Market Capitalism".

Unreal, just completely insane.
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Yeah.

I had terrible luck with waitresses there. I always seemed to get the one who was busting out of that gold hose they wore, and had a cold sore.
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People that say that also think that the Olive Garden actually serves marinara sauce. And those noodles are really pasta.:-)
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So bad that the MAX crashes caused their stock to drop 17 months after the fact and totally unrelated to the events of March 2020.


Like Nashville this summer?
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Yeah I read that wrong. Never mind I guess you can kill your customers and no one cares.
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Remember when you predicted that the Coronavirus death total wouldn't go over 5,000?

Hilarious...
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As far as KC is concerned, there are very few places I can think of that I'd rather watch sports than Buffalo Wild Wings... there are some sports bars around town that have better food or more local things on the walls, and I'm sure they have better drinks (I would always stick to beer at BWW)..... but, for wall-to-wall TVs where you don't have to sit in a particular spot to see that one TV with a game on (or struggle to hear the sound, if it's playing at all), and what I think is decent food, it's hard to beat, IMO.

If you're talking about a Cheers kind of quaint bar... then yeah, not a fan on game day.
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He just meant in his hick town of mcbubbelfuck missouri man, get it right.
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A common argument I've heard from people in favor of abortion is "the kids would be born into poverty with parents who can't afford them, it's better this way."
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Damn right.

I love the process. Know all the buttons to push.
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You’re a genius then. I’ve been married 12 years and I still can’t predict her reaction to anything I say or do. :-)
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Guess they don't have real sports bars in KC. When I lived there in the late '90s I was working way too much to spend any time in bars, and I worked almost every Sunday back then, so watching the game at all was a no-go.

STL had some good sports bars, neighborhood joints with plenty of TVs, or the local fan bar (can't remember the name of it now, but there was a Chiefs bar in STL back then), so all 12 TVs were tuned to the Chiefs game if possible.

But a decent family-owned sports bar also has great food, not that crap they serve at BWW. Because it matters to the guy/girl actually cooking it. It's like a signature thing. Their name/reputation is riding on the quality of the food they're serving. national chains serve the same crap whether they're in NY or TX. So you get Olive Garden quality menus.

I could get into the details of what makes a great bar, and why it's a great meeting place/cultural icon, but I have a feeling this is far from the right audience, so I'm done with this one, other than to say that the demise of the locally-owned sports bar/watering hole will be a sad day, and not just for their owners, and not even for just their patrons, but for the American cultural landscape as well.

But at least we have zoom and phone apps so more people can look like zombies hunched over their tiny screens ignoring their fellows, right?
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If only we had places to go where younger people could go to have fun, interact and work on their social skills with the opposite sex....
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