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Saturday, April 24, 2004

What's in a buffet

The AP reports that a couple was kicked out of a buffet in Taylorsville, Utah near Salt Lake City when the husband went up for his 12th slice of roast beef at the Chuck-A-Rama.

Sui Amaama, an Atkin's dieter who was embarrassingly denied his meat, said "We went in to have dinner, we were under the impression Chuck-A-Rama was an all-you-can-eat establishment.'' Jack Johanson, the restaurant chain's district manager, said no, not quite: "We've never claimed to be an all-you-can-eat establishment. Our understanding is a buffet is just a style of eating." Considering it is America and Amaama considers himself to have a legitimate beef, we should be expecting litigation soon.

Posted by Paul Tuns on April 24, 2004 in Food and Drink | Permalink

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That reminds me of Homer Simpson's lawsuit against the all-you-can eat fish restaurant where he was refused service, and then went home and ate a bag of flour.

[Lionel Hutz: "Does this sound like the actions of a man who had had all he can eat?"]

Posted by: Rick Hiebert | 2004-04-24 5:55:51 PM


I prefer Lionel Hutz's lawsuit against the film "The Never-Ending Story" for false advertising.

Posted by: Scott M. | 2004-04-24 6:10:19 PM


I love the Atkins Diet. Any diet that sanctifies eating a 40 oz. Porterhouse Steak is alright in my books.

What's everyone staring at?

Posted by: Sean | 2004-04-25 12:04:34 AM



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