"For a couple of hours, I’m nestled in community conviviality that should be the raison d’etre for dining out. Instead of racking up social media likes, I’m enjoying being with my friends and making friends in real life."
Now I know why AI will replace humans soon. Weird topics that I don't get the point of along with corny language.
*"For a few hours, I'm enjoying the real purpose of dining out: being in a lively community. Instead of focusing on social media likes, I'm having a good time with my friends and meeting new people."*
A more human response by Chatgpt..
The Singaporean educational system produces bad bots. Ones who use lots of fancy words they learnt as precocious primary school kids to get high marks.
She’s calling out the rather tiresome hype fad formulaic experience to be had from outlets more invested in PR than what they serve. I didn’t find it pretentious.
It’s all in the delivery, the way she writes. She’s just being more pretentious than those other basic pretentious bitches who don’t crave authenticity.
The whole article is full of pretentious phrases, like elate bellies, nourishes the soul, community conviviality, raison d’etre.
Kinda obvious Atas places with Atas prices gonna have alot of pretentious razzle dazzle to justify charging hundreds or even thousand dollar tabs. While neighbourhood places focus on the food and reasonable prices.
Can we also put a stop on influencers making *that* face whenever they bite into supposedly tasty food? Nobody in the history of the world has ever orgasmed over Eggs Benedict.
The Mark Wiens and Trevor James face you mean. Though Trevor James' face makes it worse because you can't see his iris colour and it looks like a possessed demon fish face is staring into the camera.
Tbf first time I had them I truly couldn't control my reaction and approval. Granted, this was in the early 1990s. And I definitely didn't orgasm. Would have made a very awkward business trip.
Almost as though writer is rediscovering the neighbourhood coffee shop/hawker centre experience.
um. speak for your damn self. don't come and "we" me
"For a couple of hours, I’m nestled in community conviviality that should be the raison d’etre for dining out. Instead of racking up social media likes, I’m enjoying being with my friends and making friends in real life." Now I know why AI will replace humans soon. Weird topics that I don't get the point of along with corny language.
*"For a few hours, I'm enjoying the real purpose of dining out: being in a lively community. Instead of focusing on social media likes, I'm having a good time with my friends and meeting new people."* A more human response by Chatgpt..
The moment when a literal bot is better than the article writer...
The Singaporean educational system produces bad bots. Ones who use lots of fancy words they learnt as precocious primary school kids to get high marks.
Im just curious how many clicks this author gave to thesaurus.com
The author is pretentious among pretentious people
She’s calling out the rather tiresome hype fad formulaic experience to be had from outlets more invested in PR than what they serve. I didn’t find it pretentious.
It read like a food critic in the movie ratatouille.
It’s all in the delivery, the way she writes. She’s just being more pretentious than those other basic pretentious bitches who don’t crave authenticity. The whole article is full of pretentious phrases, like elate bellies, nourishes the soul, community conviviality, raison d’etre.
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Kinda obvious Atas places with Atas prices gonna have alot of pretentious razzle dazzle to justify charging hundreds or even thousand dollar tabs. While neighbourhood places focus on the food and reasonable prices.
Can we also put a stop on influencers making *that* face whenever they bite into supposedly tasty food? Nobody in the history of the world has ever orgasmed over Eggs Benedict.
nothing can beat the face i had as i had kari maggie in fieldcamp day 2
Omg bro tom yam maggi hits different during my first field camp
And chilli crab cup noodles for the first time too haha
The Mark Wiens and Trevor James face you mean. Though Trevor James' face makes it worse because you can't see his iris colour and it looks like a possessed demon fish face is staring into the camera.
Tbf first time I had them I truly couldn't control my reaction and approval. Granted, this was in the early 1990s. And I definitely didn't orgasm. Would have made a very awkward business trip.
"remember, the camera eats before you do"
The secret ingredient to success that these places don’t know…. Refer to the customer as Leng Zai…
Customer: always call the aunty *mei nu* Aunty: always call customer handsome young man or pretty girl