And Golden Corral. One visit to that place was enough for a lifetime.
Maybe 4 or 5 years ago, my girlfriend and I decided to go, as there was one right near where we moved to and the all-you-can-eat shrimp thing they had going on sounded pretty good. I hadn't been in
ages. She'd never been.
It was genuinely the worst 'dining experience' I've ever had. Nothing was good or even decent.
Nothing. It was just bad food after bad food. "Ok, this is shit, I'm gonna go try some other stuff." Nope, all bad. Not one redeeming food I could at least single out and eat lots of.
My girlfriend actually found some stuff she thought was ok. I thought she was crazy, but she also had slightly different standards than I did. She'd never really gone out to eat much, had never even been to Olive Garden or Red Lobster or anything! She also thought ketchup packets from fast food places were better than the ketchup you buy at stores. Basically, you couldn't really take her opinion on food very seriously. lol
Anyways, even though I'd been to Golden Corral when I was younger, I guess growing up and forming some even basic level of standard allowed me to see how god damn awful that place is. The price *is* too good to be true. And you cant drink alcohol there, either(something else I wouldn't have realized when I went when I was younger).
Paris. Rest of France was great though.
Edit: I'll explain a bit more. Did the whole Eurotrip thing this last summer, and generally people everywhere were awesome, friendly, and helpful, except for Paris it seemed. Several times there I was criticized for not knowing the language. Even made the effort to try to speak as much French as I could. I met plenty of awesome French people on my trip and traveled through several parts of France and generally had a great experience, but Paris left a bad taste. Its expensive and generally I found it much less fun and interesting than a city like Barcelona which is a place I would visit a million times over.
Went to Paris.
Asked a person in the subway station if they spoke English cuz we needed some help.
"No, I don't speak English."
In perfectly good English.
Fucking asshole.