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It might seem like everyone is raising their prices to combat higher costs, but many restaurant chains are actually lowering their prices to lure in customers with recession specials. And don't worry, there's more on the menu than just hot dogs and beans. For your bargain dollar, you can even eat steak!First Up: Marie Callender’s
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Wicomico50
12:18AM Dec 9 2009
WTF! Now that's proper English for these stupid posts.
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MHI1212
1:51PM Sep 16 2009
i totally agree i use to be a waitress and i would get one a-hole customer after the next ,leaving a dollar or less tip when i would go all out and make sure they had everything, i finally had to quit, i always tip really good and nice to the servers because KARMA is a bitch
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Baileyisfree4U2
5:07AM Aug 17 2009
I quit eating out a long time ago. The food is not cooked right, taste bad, and it cost to much for what you get. Then they put double tax on it, then a good waiter expects a respectable tip. the cost for transportation to and from, will alone sometimes deter the eating out. 10 hot dogs and 8 buns and two slices of bread can make 10 hot dogs adding onions, mustard and whatever you like, for about $3 dollars, where as all the things mentioned above can cost you that much for transportation alone; The tax for one hot dog and the rest for of the expenses can cost you enough to buy Hamburger meat and cook a greater meal at home. Buying what you need for things like this for a week in advance cost only one cost of transportation and usually I can buy enough stuff to last months because of my freezer. Even if they cout prices in half at the eateries, I would still eat my cooked meals at home. Dawn is cheap and you can get used to cleaning up real fast. People need to get smart and do likewise, as that extra money can go for much nicer things for the home and whatever you think will help you in making your life happier. It sure goes by fast; however you can't take it with you, so afford luxuries whenever your situation warrants it.
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