Rationalizing? I refute it. My point is that these were two working class guys that built a successful business, and didn’t set out to create the world’s great

Rationalizing? I refute it. My point is that these were two working class guys that built a successful business, and didn’t set out to create the world’s greatest restaurant with insatiable demand. The name was selected as a tribute to a good man, must they now change the name once they’ve become a global culinary icon? I don’t think it’s fair to suggest that successful restaurants can’t be tributes to working class heroes. Its also very presumptuous to project your own biases into what and where a working class person will eat or what’s important to them.