Thread 214143159

THE WORLD I GREW VP IN NO LONGER EXISTS...

>>214143159 (OP)
New ones are so much better. Only boomers who now get scared and confused over change get upset over this. Their plaque filled decaying brains can't process new things anymore.

>>214143159 (OP)
I do not think there is a Cracker Barrel IN GERMANY..

>>214143337
Yes there is it's called Kracker Bärreln

>>214143159 (OP)
First McDonalds menu in this country from 1988

>>214143388
Forgot to attach the picture ah

I thought Germans liked squares and conformity.

>>214143434
Those hassaborgonyas look so golden

>>214143434
Are fries literally “Burgundian potatoes” in Hungarian?

>>214143434
let me guess, you '''need''' more

>>214143518
This but unironically.

The second rebrand should be 'eatCB', a modern eatery with cereal dispensing stations, a make your own waffle bar, a bank of Coca-Cola Freestyle machines, and a 'CB: Contemporary Brands' store offering the latest merchandise popular on tiktok. True Americana for the Modern American.

>>214143159 (OP)
i miss 90's traffic, one car casually rolling by every few minutes. playing kickball in the street for a whole hour and only having to move for a car a couple of times. now this country is a sardine can, an ant farm, a jungle.

>>214143481
What surprised me that they worked with local suppliers. I read an article about the shake supplier back then, he was a chemical engineer who had a company making these milkshakes in the late 80s. McDonalds approached him months before opening and asked him to re-create the shake without knowing the ingredients. I don't know how it works today but I used to think they just mass-ship everything everywhere

>>214143515
The term burgonya (potatoes) probably comes from the location
Hasáb = prism (from geometry)
Hasábburgonya = french fries
But in every day language when talking about the vegetable alone "krumpli" is more often used, burgonya is more official

I kinda like that almost no pizzerias are part of a chain here. It's more sovlful.

>>214143935
it's best when they find out that you've been going to another one and they react by not making small talk like they used to. Italians are so funny.

>>214143159 (OP)
>Imagine losing 100 million dollars in a second because you removed an old Timmy from your logo
Reality is so unreal

>>214143859
The first building here was more of that grand style but growing up I only remember the one in OPs post >>214143159 (OP) on the left side with the clown and the playground
Today they are all sterile cubes everywhere

>>214143935
There are pizza chains here that are only regional.

>moved from Chicago to a suburb an hour away
>tfw the nearby Giordano's now doesn't serve calamari or chocolate chip canoli

>>214143991
Used to pay a place that looked like it was struggling in cash because wink wink nudge nudge tax dodge. They loved me there and put on lots of toppings. Pizza drama.

>>214144043
Calamari is delish. WIsh I could find it here.

>>214143159 (OP)
The Cracker Barrel one can’t be real

>>214143159 (OP)
where was the exhaust fans on those old pizza huts anyway with no roof space?
they tubed the fume hoods out the walls or something?

>>214143159 (OP)
Papus...

>>214143859
>Burgundian prisms
This is somehow even more autistic, I fucking kneel.