@Baron

@redpillschool

@deeplydisturbed

He posts in TheRedPill as well as AskTRP comments, where your posts and advice get flaired

RPS and myself endorsed him. Other senior ECs have contributed to the endorsement

You'd more than likely be one yourself if you commented in AskTRP and posted more in TheRedPill

@redpillschool

@typo-MAGAshiv

How the FUCK do you get to be an “Endorsed Contributor”

First of all, who endorsed you?

And second, “contributor”? More like ABUSER!

@redpillschool @Vermillion-rx

I am telling on you both. I protest.

flounces

@redpillschool Interesting documentary about Sysco's takeover and nationwide dominance of the Restaurant supply chain sector.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=rXXQTzQXRFc&pp=0gcJCfwJAYcqIYzv

@redpillschool

Every time I go out for food or drinks I can't help but notice the value proposition is quickly vanishing.

We have a few local places in my town that are still good, but overall, everything is getting suckier.

Wife and I went out for Mexican food just yesterday, and while everything was fresh and tasty, the portions seemed slightly smaller (shrinkflation), and there was no longer any guacamole with the entree unless we paid extra. And this isn't even proper guacamole with onions, cilantro, jalapeño, etc but just smashed avocados.

Not as bad as what you complained about or other places we've been to that were noticeably downhill post-scamdemic, but still not as good as it used to be.

The only reason to eat out anymore is when you're just tired of cooking.

@MentORPHEUS while I agree that private equity is turning out to be the main villain of the century, I'm not sure it's quite so partisan as you make it out to be.

For instance, Larry Fink is well known to be championing the woke agenda. Private equity is being fingered as the driving force behind the DEI invasion in every industry.

So I believe it's as simple as left or right? No. But I won't pretend that the establishment is right wing at this point.

@redpillschool

Every time I go out for food or drinks I can't help but notice the value proposition is quickly vanishing. Everybody wants a bigger cut, and in doing so they're robbing the future of the industry.

Getting 5 mediocre mozz sticks that are clearly reheated premade Sysco slop for $25, paying $4 for a song on the jukebox, a $20 gin and tonic, a $30+ burger with 7 fries. Or live music so loud you can't hear people right next to you let alone yourself thinking.

It was always healthier to eat at home. But, they're slowly taking away the only other value they brought to the table.

Sometimes it seems like a race to see who can insult their customers the most and still get away with it.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnyBJJI2eqs

@redpillschool

No it's worse than that. The actual sauce for the sauced up wings. I had a soft spot for the sweet heat BBQ and it now has no heat, too sweat and a weird texture.....

@redpillschool part of the Venture Capital enshittification process. The mega commissary operations like Sysco are part of their vertical monopoly that also took over all the retail end points of fast and sit down restaurant chains.

Cracker Barrel deftly deflected blame for their recent makeover fumble on an individual "Woke female CEO." But, reading countless comments from current and former front line employees, the slide started long before this, with Sysco slop and smaller portions pushed through by Corporate, after the original owner sold it for more money than God. The blame doesn't belong on the easy scapegoat of blue haired Leftists, but very right wing fucks in expensive suits.