• hissing meerkat@sh.itjust.works
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    7 hours ago

    Waffle House customer will get at least one kill with their open carry revolver, before getting dropped by Taco Bell’s concealed carry. One of the Albertsons or ALDI customers sacrifices themselves taking the Taco Bell customer out. The other one of the two happened to be a pensioner, who is largely ignored as the rest fight it out until the Walmart customer, being the most experienced at retail brawls, notices that the pensioner is old enough to maybe have gotten a labubu-me-flatscreen. But the Popeyes customer will win by having the sense to hide and grab the Kroger customer’s actual metal credit card needed to afford their monopoly fixed prices, and slice the Walmart customer while they are still trying to beat a furby baby out of Albertson’s corpse.

  • Atomic@sh.itjust.works
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    8 hours ago

    Ok. I need to know why everyone is seemingly agreeing that waffle house is the winner.

    Context. I’ve never even seen a waffle house. Do they not serve waffles? Laced with cocain or what?

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      Breakfast cafés go downtown. IHOP likes to hang out with Olive Garden and Chili’s. Dennie’s is for old people. Waffle House will go places where the gas stations have bulletproof glass. They are in places where people need cheap food at 2:30 am. Waffle House is for travelers and partiers. They are for the unemployed, self employed, third shift or just shifty. Being open 24/7 makes them a place to be. Somewhere you can go to. Occasionally there are people who need to go somewhere and they are a little stressed out, a little wound up. Maybe a few screws loose they try to fix by huffing the thread locker. Getting a little glue to fix the cracks. So the staff is people who will work at a place that has crazy show up at 3am. They tend to be a bit gangster.

      So to this question, a customer from Waffle House who would start a fight is someone who is willing to fight the entire staff in one go and usually doesn’t stop till they catch a barstool to the head.

      That said, don’t be afraid to go to a Waffle House. They are exactly what it says on the box. Waffle and coffee, cheap. Most people there are happy, tired, and/or want to be left alone.

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        I can’t go to a waffle house because they don’t exist in my corner of the world. And you know what. I’m OK with that. But thank you for that lovely description

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    12 hours ago

    It’s a final battle between Waffle House and Popeyes and it isn’t even close. Waffle House wins.

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    13 hours ago

    I was about to comment “walmart” because People Of Walmart exists, but then I saw Waffle House.

    I think the choice is obvious.

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    9 hours ago

    I’m Canadian so I haven’t patronized at least 4 of these brands. With that in mind, I think an absolutely batshit Walmart customer would win.

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    11 hours ago

    All these pussies would lose to anyone who even accidentally set foot in a Chuck E Cheese.

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    20 hours ago

    It would entirely depend on the time of day and or date.

    Night? Waffle House, no contest

    Lunch? Popeyes.

    Black Friday? Walmart