Posted on 06/25/2024 12:00:33 PM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Hooters has closed dozens of locations as inflation continues choking people and businesses in President Joe Biden’s America.
A Hooters spokesperson told the New York Post on Monday, “Like many restaurants under pressure from current market conditions, Hooters has made the difficult decision” to shut down some of its restaurants.
Approximately 40 of its 300 restaurants across the globe have been closed. However, the company has been opening locations for American consumers and others all over the world, while also offering its frozen foods on the shelves of grocery stores.
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I went there in 94, New Brunswick, NJ, when I worked for ATT.....we had a ball and there were guys all over the place....what could be wrong with that?????
I guess practicing shrinkflation to stay alive just would not work very well in this market. Reduce cup size and they are going to quit coming. :)
“When you’re married 33 years you’re at an age where it doesn’t matter.”
Yeah right....tell that to my wife......cuz I’m not gonna.
My wife loves the wings at Hooter’s and asks me to take her there. She also likes Twin Peaks.
Am I a lucky guy or what?
A while back when I was doing IT/Tech Support at a Houston university, and my wife and I were at Hooter’s, I realized that I knew our server. She was a graduate student at the University and was just finishing up her MBA in Business. And she called over another server who I also knew who was getting ready to take her CPA exams.
Remember, just because she’s blonde, doesn’t mean she’s dumb. She may be smarter than you. And you can see much more skin at Galveston on a summer weekend.
BTW my wife and I are coming up on our 57th Wedding Anniversary. And we’ve always followed the “You Can Look But You Can’t Touch” idea.
Thanks for posting this. I like to keep abreast of changes in the dining industry.
If it was a British chain of pubs, pretty certain the headline would read:
HOOTERS GOES TITS UP
“6 in Texas and 4 in Florida. Hard sell today with political correctness”
“The Villages to get 3 Hooters restaurants as Part of Expansion”
“They should open one up in The Villages. Good for business.”
Only one? They are opening up THREE!
LOL! Glad you said it. I was 25 posts in and losing faith in Freeperdom.
But all those tips weren’t going to be taxed!
Honestly amazed this company still has any locations at all.
They opened several in my town every one was gone in a few years.
I think one might have lasted a decade maybe.
Overpriced mediocre food for men so scared of their wives they won’t go to a strip club…
Inflation is nothing new at Hooters.
Bidenflation takes the fun out of T&A with a side of hot wings and beer…now that’s truly an economic feat!!!
I was touring the West alone a number of years back on a Harley. I stopped in Mesquite, Nevada. After checking into a motel I went to the grocery store for supplies. (There was only one grocery store in Mesquite.) The bagging girl there tried to pick me up. My thought was, “I wouldn’t want to sleep with a chick who would pick up Harley guys.” That and the fact that my wife has that .38 I gave her.
https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/227589/what-is-origin-of-the-phrase-tits-up
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‘Tits Up’ was in common usage in the British Armed Forces, post WW2. It may have originated earlier. The common consensus was that it originated in the Royal Navy. Its use meant ‘complete failure’ (e.g. “the HF radio is tits up”), and was apocryphally ascribed to drowned female bodies floating ‘tits up’ whereas male bodies float face down. I’ve never managed to drown anybody as a yacht skipper, but I’ve tried experiments (with volunteers) in a swimming pool, and relaxed women with at least a C cup tend to float face up, and men face down (the sacrifices I make for science ! ;) ). The RAF used a euphemism of this - ‘Pear-shaped’ - when socially necessary. Pear-shaped is quoted by the OED to have originated from RAF usage in 1983 (used in the book ‘Air War South Atlantic’), and I was an RAF pilot in 1983, so can confirm this meaning.
Ah, the good-old days of the squiggly lines of Cinemax where as a kid you'd have to squint to fantasize.
My wife and I used to go to Twin Peaks because, believe it or not, they had pretty darn good fish and chips. Quit going because the service got very bad.
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