Lmfao! I've had quite a bit of time to make sense of it. Glad I could summarize the situation in a user friendly way.That is an impressive analogy, never though of it like that.
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She is an outlier in this game. She has no interest in repeat customers or building a solid reputation. She works when she feels like it long enough to make how ever much money she needs that day and disappears as quick as she came. It took me a long time to understand this. We're all used to service minded providers that want to build a reputation and customer base and she is the opposite. I think of her like this. You're driving around your neighborhood and you notice a new restaurant opened. You go and try the door and it's locked. You come back a few days later and it's locked again. One day you're driving by and see people dining but don't have to stop. You go the next day and the door is locked. You finally see it's open and have time to stop. You go in and have a burger and enjoy your meal. The next day you try and eat there again and the door is locked. Think of her as a restaurant that is open one hour a day 3 times a week and is closed the rest of the time with no sign on the door to give you an idea of the hours so you can actually come back and eat. That's her in a nutshell.
this makes no sense at allShe is an outlier in this game. She has no interest in repeat customers or building a solid reputation. She works when she feels like it long enough to make how ever much money she needs that day and disappears as quick as she came. It took me a long time to understand this. We're all used to service minded providers that want to build a reputation and customer base and she is the opposite. I think of her like this. You're driving around your neighborhood and you notice a new restaurant opened. You go and try the door and it's locked. You come back a few days later and it's locked again. One day you're driving by and see people dining but don't have to stop. You go the next day and the door is locked. You finally see it's open and have time to stop. You go in and have a burger and enjoy your meal. The next day you try and eat there again and the door is locked. Think of her as a restaurant that is open one hour a day 3 times a week and is closed the rest of the time with no sign on the door to give you an idea of the hours so you can actually come back and eat. That's her in a nutshell.
everyone reading that is now dumber than before
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basketballfan
No longer will I have troubles deciding what I want for lunch today. After reading your analogy I've realized I have but one choice. A burger. Thank you @optimusprime69. You've helped me more than you could ever know.She is an outlier in this game. She has no interest in repeat customers or building a solid reputation. She works when she feels like it long enough to make how ever much money she needs that day and disappears as quick as she came. It took me a long time to understand this. We're all used to service minded providers that want to build a reputation and customer base and she is the opposite. I think of her like this. You're driving around your neighborhood and you notice a new restaurant opened. You go and try the door and it's locked. You come back a few days later and it's locked again. One day you're driving by and see people dining but don't have to stop. You go the next day and the door is locked. You finally see it's open and have time to stop. You go in and have a burger and enjoy your meal. The next day you try and eat there again and the door is locked. Think of her as a restaurant that is open one hour a day 3 times a week and is closed the rest of the time with no sign on the door to give you an idea of the hours so you can actually come back and eat. That's her in a nutshell.
Let's face it, it's hard to go wrong with a burger. Enjoy!
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basketballfan
The real question is... Who has the best burger in Oshawa?
That's a tough question. I definitely prefer a quality handmade burger. Wish I could recommend somewhere but I don't know anywhere worth mentioning in Oshawa. If you feel like driving to Pickering 6ixside burger is pretty good.
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Shes never answered any of my texts. I had to sign up on locanto to get a hold of her. She replies there but still next to impossible to set something up with her.
MR. BURGER used to be quite good, but, I have not partaken in quite some time!!
They lost their edge a long time ago. Sadly, nothing is like it used to be.
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They're good just make sure you get the homemade 5oz burger instead of the 4oz frozen burger. its like $1 more and super worth it. That place BRGR looks good too. Smash burgers at a good price
have to go with Starr Burger,
toss up between Starr and Grilles, (thickson and consumers), forget what it was called for many years.
toss up between Starr and Grilles, (thickson and consumers), forget what it was called for many years.
It was Big Boy Burger. At one point they had a number of franchises but it seems they are going the way of the dodo. Good burgers are hard to find theses days and that's a damn shame.
I know we’re off topic on hamburgers-Is Big M still around? Are they still good?
