This is violently american
This is violently american
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The Steak n Shake in my town was shut down due to numberous gross health code violations
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Fuckin’ regulators!
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BRB, I need to start forming discourse to divide the right.
: “Steak and Shake are Fairweather Fascists! They never cared about white men until Trump won! We need to resist Brown GlobalismTM!”-
what color is steak? it's brown. i don't eat it. i'll stick to mayo and other similarly pigmented foods, the way god intended. thanks.
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Cum
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New bit: coming up with a fad diet that technically works and all the food is white just to make racists weirder
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I popped in there not too long ago and got stuck in the Drive-Thru with like 20 bazillion trucks. Thought it was odd, and then I saw the beef Tallow sign and put two and two together that Steak and shake had entered the culture wars
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empire. -
Paying for my SS burger with kkkrypto
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You can just say violent or American. Violently American is redundant
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What? You get greeted with a "roman salute™" when you go in?
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The only way for it to be more American is if there were mass shooting there
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Pretty sure a few people got shot at one in Alabama not that long ago.
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Do they also have a shooting range where kids get to shoot uzis while eating
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Steak and shake? Like milkshakes or thickshakes? If I'm eating a steak I'm already seconds away from choking on it, the last thing I need is a drink that I can't actually use help the food go down. That just sounds like a meal that leaves you feeling absolutely awful afterwards.
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It's milkshakes and smash burgers and they're very good compared to like McDonald's or burger king or whatever
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I have never heard of a smash burger before, only to discover that I was apparently making some earlier this week. What a time to be alive.
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it could only be more am*rican if it was hooters
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do what.
lmao wtf
This surprises me not at all. Every time you swipe your card the credit card network charges the merchant 3% of what you paid. Bitcoin definitely does not cost the merchant 3% especially if they have a way to convert it in near real time to avoid any weird spikes or dips in the price of Bitcoin.
Credit card processing is expensive and there's a reason merchants don't like doing it. So it sounds dumb but from a business standpoint it makes more sense than you might think
doesn't bitcoin take like 10 minutes to confirm a payment though?
larger merchants, like a national restaurant chain, absolutely do not pay 3% in fees per transaction. it's the small, independents who pay those rates through their merchant accounts that are hitting the 3% on interchange fees. large retailers have more leverage and their rates are more like 1-1.5%
bragging about Bitcoin transaction fees going down is like bragging about how a heroin dealer "really hooked it up" for their clients because they switched from baby powder to simulac. it's all a gimmick for criminals, grifters and the all-day suckers that are collecting this fake computer money.