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Glad that there's Panera
2008-Sep-19, Friday 09:06We're looking at probably Sunday before we have power at home. I have apparently managed to get a sinus thing... probably from the weather flapping back and forth between warm and cold, and of course no furnace over night when it's cold outside.
I love Panera Bread. I had a sandwich there last night which was too expensive. But it was also twice as big as I needed. So it was worth the money. And the tea is less expensive than the swill at Starbuxx, the environment nicer, and free Internets is nice.
I don't know if I'll go to the one in the UD ghetto again though. My first experience with it was mixed. I was accosted in the parking lot the instant I parked by a 'street vendor' trying to get me to 'help him out' because he was 'from Cincinnati' and had already 'applied for assistance or whatever'... and he wanted me to buy his bag of meat. *rolls eyes* Me, I'm thinking, If you want to sell me meat, first you should put a shirt on. Have teeth, and not have several large cuts on your chest and belly that look like you've been in a knife fight. Also do not present your wares as "I've already applied for welfare" because in that case I'm already helping you. Also, when I tell you I can't help you, don't go all mushy like you're going to help me out by opening my car door for me before I am ready to get out. Don't call my 'baby' and get all apologetic because you think you've offended me. Of course you have offended me. You tried to sell me meat out of a plastic bag in a parking lot with no shirt on, a slashed up torso and no teeth, and told me that the meat will spoil (as if you're selling it out of your fridge or something) Especially don't tell me that.
If I bought it, where the hell did you think I was going to put it? In my trunk? I'm at freaking Panera Bread. I've already told you I have not had power since Sunday. I'm already going to be paying for your upkeep when you're clearly capable of physical labor in a real job. Go get one. It's not like I don't have to have two jobs just to make ends meet right now. Go get a job and don't lay your stupid sob story on me.
I love Panera Bread. I had a sandwich there last night which was too expensive. But it was also twice as big as I needed. So it was worth the money. And the tea is less expensive than the swill at Starbuxx, the environment nicer, and free Internets is nice.
I don't know if I'll go to the one in the UD ghetto again though. My first experience with it was mixed. I was accosted in the parking lot the instant I parked by a 'street vendor' trying to get me to 'help him out' because he was 'from Cincinnati' and had already 'applied for assistance or whatever'... and he wanted me to buy his bag of meat. *rolls eyes* Me, I'm thinking, If you want to sell me meat, first you should put a shirt on. Have teeth, and not have several large cuts on your chest and belly that look like you've been in a knife fight. Also do not present your wares as "I've already applied for welfare" because in that case I'm already helping you. Also, when I tell you I can't help you, don't go all mushy like you're going to help me out by opening my car door for me before I am ready to get out. Don't call my 'baby' and get all apologetic because you think you've offended me. Of course you have offended me. You tried to sell me meat out of a plastic bag in a parking lot with no shirt on, a slashed up torso and no teeth, and told me that the meat will spoil (as if you're selling it out of your fridge or something) Especially don't tell me that.
If I bought it, where the hell did you think I was going to put it? In my trunk? I'm at freaking Panera Bread. I've already told you I have not had power since Sunday. I'm already going to be paying for your upkeep when you're clearly capable of physical labor in a real job. Go get one. It's not like I don't have to have two jobs just to make ends meet right now. Go get a job and don't lay your stupid sob story on me.