My Experience with Olive Garden

Olive Garden is a chain of an ‘Italien’ restaurant. While their garlic bread is delicious I find that literally, every other experience with their menu is the exact opposite.

After going to little Italy in NYC, id say im the Alan Richman of Italian food. He’s a famous food critic. Now I’ve eaten at Olive Garden plenty of times, but I have some moments that stick out to me. A little back story before hand. My family and I don’t usually go out to eat but when we do its something simple and easy. Usually, in the case that we do go out to eat its to celebrate a little something. For example, Good grade, good sports game, or family gathering. Let the storytime begin. . .

Around 9th-grade 2nd quarter my family and I decided to go out for my approved of grades. Olive Garden wasn’t my choice but I have been once before, so there were high hopes. We arrived and got seated. First wrong in this restaurant was that they were obviously short staffed. We waited almost 30 minutes for our drinks. My mom was already fed up, but we decided to stay for the heck of it. At this point we are about to order. This waiter, the poor guy, was working so many tables but he still didn’t have the need to be as rude as he was. While everyone had their choice of food already, I was a bit indecisive about what I wanted. By the time it was my turn I really had no clue. When he asked me for the third time I didn’t respond, and his response was so harsh. Being so rushed I picked the simplest thing. Mac and Cheese. He made a snarky comment but I don’t really remember what he said. The food comes and I was all excited. Yea, that was brought down real quick. My mac and cheese was cold and almost tasted like the box mac and cheese you get at the grocery store. Then my sisters chicken wasn’t cooked all the way through. I’m almost 99.9% sure that’s a health code violation. We asked this waiter to fix this and he goes, and I quote “Its fine. Just eat it.” He walked away.

Moral of the story is Olive Garden needs to get it together. Maybe I went on a bad day for the restaurant but that is still unacceptable. We complained to the manager and he offered to redo our orders but thankfully we left.

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NYC!

Recently I went to NYC! Let me tell you, it was amazing! The air was slightly polluted and always crowded but besides that it was really enjoyable. Today’s story time will be about how amazingly weird NYC is.

Let’s begin with the traffic. We almost got in an accident about 20 times. We were only there for 2 days and half the time we were walking. My feet are still sore might I add. People are so aggressive and rude. Even if there is no space they continue to try and cut you off. Half the time people weren’t even worried about hitting you. They were more worried about getting past you.

The weirdest part about the traffic is you’d think people out of traffic would rude too, but everyone is so nice. Everyone is friendly and so helpful. Half the time if you look lost and someone notices, even without asking they will try and help you navigate the city. We lost our hotel card in a store and I swear more customers then employees helped find that thing. Like how sweet!

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While I don’t want to live in New York City forever I definitely think it is an experience to live there for a year. Plus their bagels are splendid.

My Encounter with Mickey Mouse

Don’t get me wrong Disney is great. Movies are cute. The kids I babysit love them so I love them (Don’t have to really do anything). Just not Disney world. So many things wrong with Disney world. For example, Overcrowded, expensive, balloons cost 15 dollars a piece, food costs more then my tuition and Mickey Mouse is rude. We’re going to be talking about Mickey Mouse.

 

Let me set the stage. My family and I went to Disney world. The car ride is antsy as we approach our destination. Everyone was excited! We get there and all is good. Little Sam is wearing some overpriced mickey mouse shirt her mom found at target. Now my older siblings and my dad go to the shark tank. Unfortunately, I didn’t pass the age requirement. Sad day in Disney… Anyway me and my mom go into cinderellas castle and have tea with Cinderella. I’m 10 so I get soda because what 10-year-old drinks tea. Time flys and we already have done the teapot ride, take pictures, and ride the baby rides. We meet back with my siblings and dad. They enjoyed swimming with their new fishy friends and showed pictures. The sunset was beautiful so we decided to take a picture. There is a line that we must wait in to get in the perfect picture spot with Mickey and Minnie. When we get there three things happen. 1) You have to pay 45 dollars for a picture 2) Mickey smelled like rats 3) Mickeys face was cut off in the picture. Half his face really isn’t worth the 45 dollar Christmas card worthy picture. Mickey wasn’t even fun for the kids. He just stood there and rushed the pictures. Like, excuse me… We paid 45 dollars for a picture with you stinky you can act a little happy we are paying off your school debt. Overall Mickey Mouse was rude and wasn’t worth the time.

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