Thanks for the laugh. We all need a good chuckle as we strive to save our country.

Sad that a person would be that thoughtless and immoral. The restaurant did the right thing.

Herr Bobrowski, forget the check: can you just look into this camera and belch?

And come back any time!

that's just asking for trouble, even if someone ate far fewer than 100 plates of it....

They were, from my perspective, quite a good deal.

even then it's asking for trouble.

maybe at the end of a slow week and all the fish is about to go bad....

on its buffet. I am not a sushi eater, but my perception is that it is not very good.

Occasionally I scored all you can eat crab legs, but that deal doesn't come up anymore. Red Lobster got into trouble with a similar proposal years ago.


http://theweek.com/speedreads/567777/endless-crab-could-have-bankrupted-red-lobster


Red Lobster's tactical error was underestimating just how many times customers would request another crab plate during a single visit. "It wasn't the second helping [of crab], it was the third that hurt,” said Joe Lee, CEO of parent company Darden Restaurants, on a call with investors. "And the fourth," said Red Lobster president Dick Rivera.

They usually have a rule that you have to eat all of the rice, not just the fish.

who was told not to come back to an all-you-can-eat salad bar because he took too much.

It means the fresh stuff is about to arrive.

who took advantage of it. I wonder if he does that often …..

I despise people like him, the cheap meal, cheap deal types. All they give a shit about is getting as much as they can get for as little as they can pay.

I honestly don't go to all you can eat places because I am a very normal eater who stops at one serving. I have been in them by accident or with groups, but I only took one serving because that is how I eat.

I had a supervisor who told us that when it was time for our lunch break.

When I was a waitress back in the day, 3 NFL players came in and ordered 10 entrees. Finished every bite.

We went fishing!

Your honor does this sound like the actions of a man who had all he could eat?

Maybe then I cod have a solid opinion

damn some of those kids could eat.
there were parents there too so i doubt they lost too much money....but damn

2 plates at the most for me, maybe 3 for other. Thing is, is if too many eat too much such as this one guy did (100), he's kind of taking the buffet from the rest of us, that is, some places can't stay in business and support this kind of customer, and the rest of us don't have a buffet to go to anymore.

That's the issue I have w/ 'eat all you want'...some abuse it.

I dunno man. If they don't really mean it, don't advertise it.

I mean, how many people are gonna eat that much... not bloody many.

This guy thinks this is okay? In Korea, most places put a 90 minute rule on all you can eat.

He made a fucking glutton of himself. Why do we always have to play on technicalities?

They should change their deal to - All we say you can eat.

And I mean piled up plates. Buffet in Myrtle Beach a few years ago. I think it was 12, might have been 15. It got to the point that I could tell everyone at the table was tired of watching me eat.

When I'm in really good shape I can down food like you would believe.

"All we think you have any business eating"

We once ate at a famous (locally, anyway) all you can eat Sunday brunch in a small town in Maine that had assembly line freshly made crepes, 5 different kinds of bread, 10 different kinds of cake, salads, fruits, various kinds of meat and sausages, about 5 different kinds of fish and UNLIMITED lobster (!!!!!). All drinks, hot and cold, included. Any place else, we would have expected a $150 per person bill. Nope: $26.95 per person.

They told us when we got there (we were there for a ship christening, knew nothing about the brunch) to reserve well in advance for the Sunday brunch. HUH? What brunch? They said, oh you aren't here for that? Most people come for that. We found out why. I'll bet even Jaroslav Bobrowski would have walked out of there without even raising an eyebrow (and full!).

conspicuously at the entrance as "Most Unwanted Customers".

He fasts for 20 hours then overloads?
20 hours is a fast???
I'd bet everybody here has gone 20 hours without food, were highly physically active, then just ate normally.
Those numbers don't seem right.

Someone is always bypassing common sense to exaggerate something in America.

You're still correct! But the crazy is worldwide!

you just do all your eating for the day within a time window

20/4 is rather on the extreme end

(I do 16/8, was surprised how easy it was to get used to)

I like sushi, but that's pretty gluttonous. I think about the maximum I could down would be 5 plates and that would be if I was starving.

It doesn't sound healthy to fast and binge like that.