Remember, a steak dinner at Mr. Steak isn’t complete without all five ingredients, one of which apparently includes the waitress.
Welcome to October of 1976.
Anyone remember Mr. Steak? It was located where El Pollo Loco currently stands on Clayton Rd. in Concord, and in Walnut Creek, it was located at the current House of Sake.
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I’ll have the waitress!
@DR. JELLYFINGER..….I had her, in her prime, in the 70s….she received a good tip.
yeah, but…
it’s a cheap steak…
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BaddaBing…
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$2.99 would get a steak? Wow.
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Nowadays $2.99 gets ya two strips of bacon at Denny’s.
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You have not eaten out lately. The bacon side is now $4.19.
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OMG. That’s un-American.
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I like the prices! Too bad they’re still not there with those prices valid. That’s all we can afford now with my bidenomics backfiring.
Bidenomics isn’t backfiring. It’s doing exactly what it was designed for: To injure the middle class as profoundly as possible for having the audacity to work hard, pay taxes, and save for retirement.
We went to the one on Clayton Rd. on Sundays after church. Good times
I used to go there in the 70s. The running joke in the 70s (for male teenage employees) was you had to get on the roof your first day on the job and “sweep the roof.” A neighbor friend of mine got fired his first day. That’s the 70s…
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