Sizzler had it going on in the 70s and 80s. The #1 medium with a baked potato and salad bar was my go-to choice. $7.95.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o5NweFWjAw

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin

I like his use of the stupidity defense

1. There was no intent to mislead because he didn't know the difference.

2. His photo

Seems that Chelgren and colleges don't exactly mix well:

http://iowastartingline.com/...s-iowa-universities/

Yeah, it was a tough choice between Happy Gilmore and White Men Can't Jump.

Well, he "thought" there wasn't much of a difference between a degree and a certificate and he simply listed that he had a degree so we can't assume he is lying. There is no way to get into his head.

He also wasn't specifically asked if he had an actual College degree, he volunteered the information and should be commended for being so open, it is a refreshing change. Since he was very open and honest and said "he didn't intend to mislead anyone" this is clearly just another media witch hunt...

"Chelgren said Thursday he had not thought there was much difference between a degree and a certificate. He said he worked at a Southern California Sizzler in the 1980s, when he was about 19.
"I didn't see a difference when I did the review, didn't worry about," he said.
Chelgren said he doesn't mind that the information about him now has been changed.
"I know they've changed that, because apparently a degree and a certificate are different. And I'm OK with their change, but there was never any intent at all to mislead anyone," he said.

A degree takes 4 years - i'm waiting to find out how long it takes to get the Certificate - my money is on 5 days or less

Fact #1: A friend of mine worked at our local Sizzler back in the 80s.

Fact #2: Shortly after he was hired we nick named the place "The Jizzler".

I'll let you figure out what that all means.

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Civilize the mind, but make savage the body.

- Chinese proverb

Was your friend named Tyler Durden?

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"The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do."

No.

I'd tell you his name but he's a "known" person. I'm not saying he's famous, but he's fairly well known.

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Civilize the mind, but make savage the body.

- Chinese proverb

Is that why you started eating at Ryan's?

www.ihos.com/steakhouse.html

I'm going to toss the BS flag re the "Jizzler" story. Or throw the flag, whichever you prefer.

Have you personally performed that activity, or witnessed an unloading on someone's food? Even when I was a teenager, there's no way I could make it happen on a moment's notice. Especially in a semi-public area. I can imagine it now (no, I cant, I don't want to imagine it, gross), some bare-assed dude hunched over the prep table, or coming out of the walk-in red-cheeked and panting. Wait, maybe there's an easier way - was there a fluffer involved?

I sure some people are quick-triggered, but come on. Who wants to be known as "that" guy?

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It means The Outback Steakhouse has taken the place of The Jizzler.

What a breath of fresh air compaired to the last maggot that were our IA lawmaker.

Duffy believes everything he hears.

Unless it involves his hero the Pumpkin Pinocchio, then he needs 8 verifiable sources.

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Suit yourself.

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Civilize the mind, but make savage the body.

- Chinese proverb

Brad: Okay, here’s your preparation stuff. You got your sliced tomatoes, shredded lettuce, secret sauce.
Trainee: What’s the secret sauce?
Brad: Thousand Island dressing. What’s the secret sauce at Bronco Burger?
Trainee: Ketchup and mayonnaise.
Brad: Gotcha.

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin