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This reminds me of something I heard about restaurants not too long ago (paraphrased): > Avoid restaurants with too many things on the menu. It means the cooki

This reminds me of something I heard about restaurants not too long ago (paraphrased): > Avoid restaurants with too many things on the menu. It means the cooking staff doesn't focus on quality, instead opting to offer many choices to appease as many customers as possible.

jonathanlb 9y ago
If you heed that advice you miss out on the experience of a diner, which is fine if all you want is upscale food.
- na85 9y ago
  Isn't "the experience of a diner" just greasy food cooked from frozen ingredients and average service?
  - sintaxi 9y ago
    The thing I love most about a diner is they poor you coffee while handing you the menu.
confounded 9y ago
Aha, this restaurant analogy must be why Amazon never took off for retail.
- shanghaiaway 9y ago
  Your snarky comment misapplies the analogy. Amazon doesn't produce the things sold on its marketplace.
  - boyce 9y ago
    and not fresh to order
  - deleted 9y ago
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