Washed-Out Restaurants on the Rise Friendly’s, a restaurant founded in 1935, has provided many families with decent food and service for the last several decades. There are nearly 400 locations across the U.S. today. A family-friendly menu consists of many delicious entrees for adults and children alike. Their signature ice cream has been a favorite of many people all along. Friendly’s is quite unique and visiting there is a great experience for anyone to have. Many customers always come back, and business is pretty great despite filing bankruptcy in 2011. Personally speaking, Friendly’s is my favorite restaurant. I even went there for my dinner before attending prom, yes, I went to an American-diner style establishment in my very flashy prom dress. The food is great. There is no reason to blame me. So why did I, along with all of my co-workers, lose my job as a server after a short 6 weeks? I’ll tell you. Let’s be real. America is getting sick of the chicken tenders and sub-par burgers every joint has. Your microwavable vegetables and side dishes are not fooling …show more content…
For those who are looking for an adventurous outing, Friendly’s version 2.0 is just for you. It is promised that you will have an experience like no other. A place with a warm and inviting atmosphere, where you can kick back and relax with some delicious food. There is no doubt that this industry will boom back to where it once was. I even believe it will be even better than before, and take the company right out of bankruptcy. This will recreate the thousands of lost jobs, including my own. The new Friendly’s will be a huge improvement to todays society. Friendly’s version 2.0 will destroy other competition. It will be so popular that everyone will spend all their money here. Do you know how that would affect our economy? I bet gas prices would be back to a dollar a gallon. This, my friends, is exactly why we need to bring Friendly’s
Name of serial killer: My serial killer is named Richard Chase. He was also known as the “Vampire of Sacramento” or the “Dracula Killer”.
In 1979 a man named Joe Montana was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers. In just two seasons he led the 49ers to their first ever super bowl, and on January 24, 1982, the legend of “Joe Cool” was born. For many years Joe was seen as the greatest QB of all time. He would go on to win three more championships and 3 Super Bowl MVPs while completing many late-game comebacks. He was looked up to many people including a tall, skinny, unathletic kid from San Mateo, California who would grow up to surpass his idol as the greatest QB of all time.
WOOSTER — For their outstanding commitment to the Wooster Post and the public it serves, recently Justin Ross was named Trooper of the Year and Heather Carr was named Dispatcher of the Year.
In June of 1984, Richard Ramirez began his famous killing spree. His strategies on how he would kill his victims seem to be unorthodox and unorganized, take his first victim for example. Seventy-nine year old Jennie Vincow was asleep on her bed inside her apartment on Chapman Street in Los Angeles, California, when Richard Ramirez who unintentionally broke into the wrong apartment, was high off coke and angry because of the poverty based apartment he broke into, plowed his six-inch hunting knife into Jennie’s chest. After waking up screaming, she tried defending herself but due to his raging strength it was nearly impossible to do that, Ramirez then covered her mouth as he cut her throat and stabbed her three more times in the chest and once in vaginal area. (Phillip Carlo, The Night Stalker, 1996)
Chase Zerters was a 15 year old High School student he lived in a very poor family. There living conditions were very poor and unhealthy. Chase was all busy with school and on his free time he would go outside with friends and play football. Daily he would play for about 1 hour a day. Then one day when Chase was at school he was given a flyer that said “Football tryouts starting on Thursday September 22, 1990 at 5 p.m.” He took the flyer home and talked about it with his parents.
Chuck Feeney is an Irish-American who was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey U.S. in April 1931. Then when Chuck Feeney was 19 (1949) he graduated St. Mary of the Assumption High School. Right before his duty-free shopping started Chuck Feeney served as a U.S. Air Force radio operator during The Korean War. Chuck Feeney empire of duty-free shopping started when he and Robert Warren first started duty-free shopping in the 1950s by selling duty-free liquor to US naval troops. Then they founded the DFS (Duty-Free Shoppers) group and started selling cars and tobacco. By 1982 Chuck Feeney created The Atlantic Philanthropies who became his main focus. Chuck Feeney is a billionaire who earned his money from duty-free shopping. His current
Hiram Revels was born on September 27, 1827 in Fayetteville, NC. Unlike the majority of African Americans in the south, Hiram was born to free parents. His father worked as a Baptist preacher and his mother was of Scottish descent. Because of his Scottage background he was believed to be mixed with African and Croatan Indian lineage. In a time when teaching African Americans was illegal, Revels had an opportunity to attend a school taught by a black women. His older brother Elias Revels owned a barbershop, which he inherited upon his sibling’s death. Two years later he left to continue his education and to obtain a job.
Roger Sherman was born on 19, 1721 in Newton Massachusetts. He was the second child to be born to his Dad William Sherman and his mother Mehetabel Sherman. Roger’s father supported the family by farming and the work of shoemaking. Roger’s mother was known to have strong moral values, and instill those values into her children. At the age of three, his father had moved the family to Soughton which used to be a frontier town, and was located seventeen miles South of Boston. His father worked as Cordwainer and a farmer and taught Roger about his trade. Roger had a very limited education, and only had his dad’s library. However, Roger craved to read and learn to during his free time to help benefit his education and knowledge. But Roger did
Who is Ethan Morrow? Google my name and you will find very little other than a few people that happen to share my name and strive athletically or have a long forgotten LinkedIn account. The Ethan Morrow that is writing to you today is a Sixteen year old that is a Senior in high school. Try searching my name with my high school and you will come to the realization that I play golf. My Max Preps account will display a rather mediocre golfing career and statistics revolving around it. This is me but it doesn't show my interest. The real Ethan lives at a home with his Mom and Dad. I go to North Davidson High School where I take the most difficult and rigorous courses available, these courses shape me along with my interest. If you ask about my interest, I will probably go on a rant about the environment.
On March 12, 1932, Andrew Young was born. His family was wealthier than some, it being a prosperous middle-class family. He was born and raised in New Orleans, LA. They never knew how much he would affect the state of GA, let alone an entire race of people. He made many advancements for the NAACP, and also worked closely with Martin Luther King Jr. He was one of the most influential people of his era, and forever changed the way of life for many.
Gordon Parks was a photographer and humanitarian with a passion for documenting poverty, and civil rights in the second half of the 20th century. His signature style continues to be celebrated as one of the most iconic of the time.
Fred Hatch was an American agricultural inventor. It's hard to picture the farmscape without a silo or some type of farmyard, an old run down barn and especially a tower silo. When you think of barns you also should think of silos. The towering, vertical silos we imagine today, especially here located in the Midwest, are a true American innovation and go hand in hand with barns. Farm grain wasn't always stored in silos; it was stored in pits where farmers had to dig out which caused excess spoil in many instances. In 1873, silos were nonexistent.
For the last thirty years, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. has been offering people on the highways of America an alternative to the fast food pit stop. Their restaurants serves home-style food, has quality gift shops and, most of all, a friendly and accommodating environment all go in to create a welcoming atmosphere. Making the guest comfortable is what makes them different. The waiters and waitresses let you take your time. You are seated and promptly drink orders are taken. They give the customer sufficient time to gaze over the menu. There are peg games on the table to occupy you or your young ones. If it is a game of checkers you wish, there is always a table in the corner ready to play.
no time for customers. They acted as if it was a burden for them to stop and
The situation was very delicate because I was expected to make sure that the client left the facility a happy person, but there was a food service worker involved and he was not entirely to blame. Unfortunately, the client did not know this. In this situation, everyone was at fault starting with the people in the kitchen. Regardless, I needed to ensure that integrity, fairness and honesty as per the first ethical principle, according to the American Dietetic Association (2009), prevailed. I respected the workers, and since this had never happened before, it only meant that something really serious was going on and affecting the quality of business. As the manager, I took the blame for poor product and service delivery leading to the client’s dissatisfaction, and aske...