I pay using PayPal, which feels like free,so it's easy to justify

"The kid is asleep, I want booze and fuck cooking

Oh my goodness. They were all right about you all along.

Our office ATM gives out fivers, dude.

*nod*

Ours does fifties.

Yes, we're a tiny outfit that is staffed by unemployed poor people.

Papa John's pizza's are also okay but as they seem to think that violent-yellow garlicky bile is acceptable dip they don't get rewarded with any of my money.

Papa John's pizza's are also okay but as they seem to think that violent-yellow garlicky bile is acceptable dip they don't get rewarded with any of my money.

That doesn't feel like free to me as it comes from my 'make and buy stuff for the house' fund, which lives in Paypal.

That stuff is utter poison, but the buffalo dip is ace.

And yet you actually have an office ATM. I work for an investment bank and we just need to settle for a coffee machine.

Papa John's pizza's are also okay but as they seem to think that violent-yellow garlicky bile is acceptable dip they don't get rewarded with any of my money.

Am I the only person that doesn't like the herb mix Papa Johns covers everything in? It's a bit... floral. And the dip stuff is weird. I can't even figure out what it's supposed to be.

Around here, there's a number of choices for first-rate "posh" pizza (e.g. basilico) but they're all thin-crust stone-baked ingredients-in-Italian authentic things. If you want something with too much cheese and too much dough and six types of meat, there's a number of third- and second-rate indie places, or the second-rate chains (Dominos, Pizza Hut, Papa Johns.) There's a gap in the market there I think.

Fuck sake. Should have got a cab. Bus will not drop me in time for train. fuck buses.

40 fucking minute wait for cab

"Innocent"

Lol, that website is one of the smuggest, most ridiculous things I've ever seen. I have no doubt their food is delicious but fucking hell, what twats they are.

There's also almost nowhere doing Chicago style pizza pie or cornbread crust pizza, both of which is a damned shame.

Speaking of fast food, I discovered Five Guys on my most recent trip over. Their burgers and fries were really tasty.

Annoyingly overpriced in the UK though. They took a $5 burger and made it an £8 one.

Foreign cows, coming in here and pushing up our burger prices...

there's a 5 Guys in nottingham, I think.

Weird, though-are they better over here? I thought it was pretty standard fast food in the States, and priced accordingly; here it has a bit of cachet.

Is 5 guys not that good, then? We were out a few weeks ago and bang in the middle of Gourmet Burger Kitchen and 5 Guys, and we just plumped for the Gourmet Burger Kitchen more out of chance than anything as we had previously never been to either. On balance, was that the better of the two?

Is 5 guys not that good, then? We were out a few weeks ago and bang in the middle of Gourmet Burger Kitchen and 5 Guys, and we just plumped for the Gourmet Burger Kitchen more out of chance than anything as we had previously never been to either. On balance, was that the better of the two?

Is the shock seeing you doing manual labour?

In the US, it's pitched as "a good deal better than McDonalds, and a little more expensive." Which is a fair description, I think (I really like their burgers, although I prefer In-N-Out.) Here, they've taken the same food and service and priced it on par with a gastropub or GBK or Byron, which feels a little off to me. Presumably they did market research and concluded there's no room for a £5 and they couldn't come downmarket so they went upmarket instead. Seems to be working for them, based on the expansion.