She has another article about spending $460 on a dinner. Does shilling for chain restaurants pay that well?
https://www.businessinsider.com/review-is-the-capital-grille-worth-it-for-family-2024-2
A filet mignon is one of my 13-year-old daughter’s favorite dinners, so she was thrilled to find one on the menu.
At $58, it was about the same price as my steak entrée. She ate nearly all of it, only taking a little home as leftovers.
The price of one of her kid’s meals costs more than an average restaurant meal for my family
That shit doesn’t even look good. $460 could literally get you a Michelin star tasting menu dinner for two.
I once went on a date to a place that had a Michelin star and it wasn’t that expensive. I think I made it out under $70.
Terri Peters lives in Florida
Florida minimum wage: $12
$165 meal ÷ $12/hr = 13.75 hours worked to pay for one family meal (pretax)
literally just an ad for outback
if your 13 year old declares filet mignon is their favorite dish, you have fucked up your child.
filet mignon seems like a boomer food to me
it’s like mowing the lawn excessively (also a boomer habit), you pay a lot and spend a lot of effort for nothing. It’s the chicken breast of the cow.
I could cook you up some steaks, french fries, and a bottle of cheap wine for under $20 lady
