August 20, 2010
David Hayden
Foodies, Kansas City, Servers
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Christmas is just around the corner
As a rule I attempt to be unbiased in my writings on this blog. When I express a controversial opinion I try to balance it out with a contrasting opinion. The advice I give on serving comes solely from my experience, testing, and observation. Opinions just convolute the message and make it less applicable for the reader. Today however I do not think I can be objective. I was made fortunate through the grace of whatever power you believe controls this universe to have been born in Kansas City, the greatest Barbeque city on the planet.
Wherever you are from is no doubt a wonderful place too. I am sure you do many things as well or better than we do here in KC. Barbeque simply isn’t one of them. There are some regions that would dispute that though. In an effort to be fair, I will address their styles too. Each of the main barbeques regions has a different style that lead to a very unique taste. Knowing what style of barbeque you prefer will help you easily pick the restaurants serving that style.
Before we breakdown the regional styles of barbeque, a glossary of BBQ terms is probably in order:
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July 20, 2010
David Hayden
A Little Humor
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In all fairness, I spend a lot of time writing posts that share valuable information about how to make more money as a server. This is not one of those posts. Instead today I am in a bit of a celebratory mood. Last week, this blog finally broke the 1000 views in a week mark. Maybe not the biggest milestone on the internet, but dang it I am happy about it. Thank you to all of my readers both new and old. I think a little present is in order.
Last night on the way home from a concert, I was listening to The Replacements when “Waitress in the Sky” came on. Suddenly a light bulb went off. To thank all of you who read this blog and have stuck with me through some less than exciting posts, I decided to compile a list of the greatest songs about restaurants. Then I realized that is a very large list of songs and much deliberation is needed to narrow it down to just ten. I decided to refocus the list to a narrower topic: Waitresses.
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