Interestingly, I was described as "Cool", but with a description including all of the things I'd selected "no" for.
Three personal transgressions:
"You wave someone along even though they have the right of way."
→ You have to here, with old people.
I had a few I said yes to - shortened muscle names (for the above mention reasons), bluetooth headset (come on, I have a PS3 - why wouldn't I use one?), Hayden Panettiere and sporting a goatee.
I see nothing wrong with any of the above.
Edit: I just answered all the questions a second time and received no result. I think this quiz is that guy.
Well, usually I start with "I want a burger." Then the waitress proceeds to read the menu to me. She obviously didn't understand that I didn't read the menu because I didn't need to read the menu. I want a well-done burger, with cheddar cheese. And that's it.Wow, you really are that guy.
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You fail at ordering.Well, usually I start with "I want a burger." Then the waitress proceeds to read the menu to me. She obviously didn't understand that I didn't read the menu because I didn't need to read the menu. I want a well-done burger, with cheddar cheese. And that's it.
Not "I want the Colorado Texas Beef-Steak Chipotle Onion Burger without...the steak, the onions, the lettuce, the tomato, pickles, chipotle sauce and the herpes."
No. I'd rather have a burger. With cheddar cheese. Well done.
Good job on earning your tip by taking my order, hotstuff, instead of taking the menu's order.
However, I rarely complain when my order is wrong. Though, it never is. Because the waitress has written down exactly what I want, as opposed to a paragraph of things I don't.
Im not "that guy", just "cool".
Although:
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"That guy" is from the 80's, and has bone-itus
When I go to McDonald's I get a burger. When I go to O' Charley's I get a burger. The bar, too. When I go to Flemmings (wihch was once) I got a $25 burger. I don't want what they offer, I want what I want. My way is easier. I have to speak less, the waitress has to write less, the cooks have to read less. Works out for everybody.You fail at ordering.
I had an explanation written here, but I'll just leave it at that.
I want a well-done burger, with cheddar cheese. And that's it.
Same here on all three points.I know a guy who eats burgers like you do, but without the cheese. He hates cheese. And ketchup, mustard, or any other condiment. And vegetables or fruit. His diet consists of well done no-cheese burgers on dry white buns, fries with nothing on them, and chicken fingers.
Why do I never get anything but a blank screen when I submit this stupid poll?
Why have I tried more than once?
How about medium? That's as low as I've gone, and as low as I dare go. It's...eh...alright. Juicy. But I have found a couple--only a couple-local places where the burgers are still juicy and tender well done. I know what you mean about eating tough meat because I've had a few a places who could only manage leathermeat. But the two pubs O' Leary's and Clancy's make them flawless, every time.You fail at ordering not because of the technique, but because a burger should never be cooked more than medium-rare, and that only at a place that really knows what "rare" means.
If I wanted to eat a shoe, I'd go to my closet.
I know a guy who eats burgers like you do, but without the cheese. He hates cheese. And ketchup, mustard, or any other condiment. And vegetables or fruit. His diet consists of well done no-cheese burgers on dry white buns, fries with nothing on them, and chicken fingers.
How about medium? That's as low as I've gone, and as low as I dare go. It's...eh...alright. Juicy. But I have found a couple--only a couple-local places where the burgers are still juicy and tender well done. I know what you mean about eating tough meat because I've had a few a places who could only manage leathermeat. But the two pubs O' Leary's and Clancy's make them flawless, every time.
Did I mention I order my fries "extra crispy"? I hate soggy fries. I like a crisp like the typical McDonald's fry, or very slightly more. Very few restaurants can manage that, either, and that's pathetic because the kids at McDonald's just stick it, dip it, and pick it when it beeps.
Crispy fries are an art that every cook should master.
Well, here in the states, we have the freedom to have our meats cooked to our liking, since everyone has a different taste. Of course, that may come with risks, like your life, but that's what the little asterisk and note at the bottom of the menu are for.Everytime I've ordered a burger, I've never asked how my meat should be cooked. The Chef should have tasted his burger when he was creating the menu and decided what the right cookingness should be. Asking for a burger to be done a particular way is just asking for trouble, and inevitable failure.
Well, here in the states, we have the freedom to have our meats cooked to our liking, since everyone has a different taste. Of course, that may come with risks, like your life, but that's what the little asterisk and note at the bottom of the menu are for.
Well, here in the states, we have the freedom to have our meats cooked to our liking, since everyone has a different taste. Of course, that may come with risks, like your life, but that's what the little asterisk and note at the bottom of the menu are for.
When I order a burger from a sit down joint (not McD's and the like) the server/waiter/waitress always asks how I want it cooked.Everytime I've ordered a burger, I've never asked how my meat should be cooked. The Chef should have tasted his burger when he was creating the menu and decided what the right cookingness should be. Asking for a burger to be done a particular way is just asking for trouble, and inevitable failure.