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dixietrucker is all i can tell you is dont go
-- Posted by roadhard on Thu, Aug 21, 2008, 2:36 pm CDT
Not that I'm a marketing ****, but why have a "challenge" that no one can win? Seems to me that interest will fall off pretty quickly. Just put the 4 pounds of meat out there minus the stale bread and condiments. The worst that could happen is that people keep coming back--probably with friends.
-- Posted by Duh... on Thu, Aug 21, 2008, 2:02 pm CDT
It looks like something Lamberts would serve. Sheesh.
-- Posted by TommyStix on Thu, Aug 21, 2008, 1:08 pm CDT
"The 2-pound buns are custom-made at a bakery in Michigan. Stanley makes the drive north every few weeks, and picks up enough of the 14-inch buns to last until he'll make the trip again."
Every few weeks? How long do the buns sit up there at the bakery waiting to be picked up? I'm sorry, but telling me the bun could already be more than a month old by the time it hits my plate is NOT going to get me to come to your restaurant!
-- Posted by dixietrucker on Thu, Aug 21, 2008, 12:42 pm CDT
The picture only shows the bun...read the caption closely.
-- Posted by budman on Thu, Aug 21, 2008, 12:26 pm CDT
That looks like a delicious loaf of bread.
Can I get some meat with my hamburger?
-- Posted by Wisconsin on Thu, Aug 21, 2008, 9:39 am CDT
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dixietrucker is all i can tell you is dont go
Not that I'm a marketing ****, but why have a "challenge" that no one can win? Seems to me that interest will fall off pretty quickly. Just put the 4 pounds of meat out there minus the stale bread and condiments. The worst that could happen is that people keep coming back--probably with friends.
It looks like something Lamberts would serve. Sheesh.
"The 2-pound buns are custom-made at a bakery in Michigan. Stanley makes the drive north every few weeks, and picks up enough of the 14-inch buns to last until he'll make the trip again."
Every few weeks? How long do the buns sit up there at the bakery waiting to be picked up? I'm sorry, but telling me the bun could already be more than a month old by the time it hits my plate is NOT going to get me to come to your restaurant!
The picture only shows the bun...read the caption closely.
That looks like a delicious loaf of bread.
Can I get some meat with my hamburger?