Happy Friday

It is currently 9:42 VST.

done & done

Good Morning,

 

Happy FNP to everyone!!!

 

Today my goal is to go to Hu-Hot Mongolian Grill.

 

I have to make a call later today, I made one yesterday.  So someone call me at 10 to see if I followed though.

Vernon J is out!

Green Belly

So on the yester, Thursday 06/24/V3.1.  I didn’t bring dinner with me, I work at my internship on Tuesday & Thursday Nights.

So I didn’t want crap(QSR), so there is this place Green Belly(12355 West Center Rd., #247) www.thegreenbelly.com.

They have a wonderful place, stop by and visit.

I had the Chicken Bruschetta Panini with Parmesan Potatoes.

They packaging from 100% compostable corn and are environmentally sustainable.

It’s the spot to be 🙂

Happy Friday

Good Morning,

 

Happy FNP to everyone!!!

 

Today my goal is to go to Hu-Hot Mongolian Grill.

 

I have to make a call later today, I made one yesterday.  So someone call me at 10 to see if I followed though.

Vernon J is out!

Boycott BP if you must, but just read this story.

If you’re slighting BP gas stations over the oil spill, you might be hoping to stick it to the man.

But you might instead be sticking it to Steve Buchanan, local gas station owner. Or the 600 people employed by Buchanan’s Omaha-Council Bluffs chain. Or the other local station owners and their employees operating under a BP banner.

Around the country, the idea of punishing BP for a well blowout that has gushed oil in the Gulf of Mexico since April seems to be picking up steam.

Protesters picketed a BP station in Atlanta. A “Boycott BP” Facebook group has 695,000 fans and counting. More than 21,000 people have signed an online pledge, promoted by the group Public Citizen, to boycott BP for three months. In Ohio, a local station owner slashed prices to counteract the backlash.

Buchanan, who operates 25 Omaha-area BP stations, said he has heard a lot of concern from customers about the disaster, but he can’t pinpoint that the spill is to blame for any lost sales or has had any other effect on his chain. He said he gets the sense that some customers are avoiding his stations and that some employees are worried about losing their jobs.

Read more… at the Omaha World Herald Site

92 Degrees

It’s supposed to be 92 Degrees in my City of Omaha today.

I won’t be wearing any clothes, You’re WELCOME!!

Where’s the Turkey

put some turkey where that beef is and we have a deal

Yes, the latest assault on America’s waistline comes in the form of Friendly’s recently launched Grilled Cheese BurgerMelt. Move over, Double Down, there’s a new "something with far more calories than bread as a bun" sandwich in town.

Friendly’s gastronomical innovation is not without precedent. The Grilled Cheese BurgerMelt appears to be inspired by similar "Fatty Melts" and "Chubby Melts" that have been served in the South for a few years now (source), as well as the Midwest.

What’s the nutritional content of the culinary monstrosity? According to the Friendly’s site (PDF):

1500 Calories
870 Fat Calories
79g Total Fat
38g Saturated Fat
180g Cholesterol
2090mg Sodium
101g Carbs
9g Dietary Fiber
4g Sugar
54g Protein

 

Ashley would like you to shut your mouth.

Oh did you get bumped to a flight?

Poor Ashley, all she wanted was to fly from Houston to Manchester to visit her friend for the weekend. She planned to leave on Thursday, but Continental apparently overbooked a whole mess of flights and could only get her to Detroit the next day. From there Continental planned to send her onto Manchester with Delta, but that didn’t work out either. After spending a night stuck in Detroit, Ashley made it to Atlanta, where Delta figured she would manage to catch one of their many flights to New England. Nope! Instead, things got much, much worse.

click the link

Complaint Box | Abusive Customers By JAMIE SMARR

Complaint Box | Abusive Customers – City Room Blog – NYTimes.com

t’s face it, folks. The customer is not always right. In fact, some are just plain old abusive, cheap and crass. I say this not as a salesman but as a dyed-in-the-wool middle-class consumer.

I’m waiting in line at a fast-food restaurant while a coupon fight goes on in front of me, delaying me from my sweet, sweet weekly communion with a Southern Style Chicken Biscuit. No, the coupon does not say that you are entitled to a free iced latte. You show it to me as if I’m your lawyer, and it states plainly, “A free cup of coffee.” And, no, they are not the same thing.

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I can’t believe he would eat one of those biscuits. I’ve had the sandwich and it tastes like crap.