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In reply to the discussion: There's A Masive Restaurant Industry Bubble, and It's About To Burst [View all]HeartachesNhangovers
(814 posts)48. That's great for your health. I know quite a few
people who have simple nutritional problems but they don't fix them because they insist that everything they eat has to "taste good". My mother-in-law, for example, knows that she should eat more protein, but she doesn't do it because she doesn't like the taste of protein supplements and prefers higher-carb to higher-protein foods. If she would just prioritize nutrition over taste for just ONE meal a day by starting out with a solid serving of protein at breakfast, she would be more satisfied and less likely to eat junk the rest of the day.
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Grey Lemercier
Jan 2017
OP
I was just going to mention that myself. I'm not a huge foodie because I personally
Nay
Jan 2017
#19
Locally, they come and go. Mostly they go when the building owner jacks up the rent.
FarCenter
Jan 2017
#3
Yep. A local Chinese Restaurant paid $12K/Month for a medium strip mall store. Move to small $6K one
TheBlackAdder
Jan 2017
#16
Maybe if they focused on healthier, or, gasp, more vegetarian, meals that would help.
MoonRiver
Jan 2017
#6
I can cook for myself for a week for the price of one meal in a restaurant.
Binkie The Clown
Jan 2017
#20