if you want to read the original thread, check this: https://nitter.net/tinymediaempire/status/1136992675742269440#m
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it is, the designer/illustrator Daniel Danger did a render of both sides
Put this outside a good number of pubs in the UK and you’ll make an absolute killing. It would have to offer a £1 toastie, of course, but the principle is the same.
Why would anyone ruin a grilled cheese sandwich with a slice of tomato?
Pickles on grilled cheese is the superior grilled cheese and everyone that says otherwise can go right to hell
Because tomatoes are the perfect fruit/vegetable and improve every single dish they're in, without exception.
Anything else added to a grilled cheese sandwich automatically makes it not a grilled cheese sandwich.
I wanna open a beer garden the size of a parking spot next to it that sells cans of Rainier for a dollar out of a cooler and has a boom box and some plastic kiddie furniture. Party on.
What happens if i pay $1.50?
Do I get .50 back? Or do i get half a sandwich or do I just get bread or just cheese or a bread with cheese but not grilled?
Cyndi B @spintheiryarns 7 Jun 2019 Replying to @tinymediaempire
what happens if i give you $1.37
Daniel Danger @tinymediaempire 7 Jun 2019
i round down so you get one grilled cheese and i get a 37 cent tip and also i put you on a mental list for being a troublemaker
If you can pay someone $1.50, then you can pay them $1. You can't even pull a "I don't have a smaller bill" or other shit.
If you try to pay $1.50 then you're just being a trouble maker.
Sprinkle a little garlic powder in there and it's like eating a grilled cheese and garlic bread at the same time
This was basically Blondies Pizza back in the day. Also the nitter thread is from 2019.
Can you legally don't give change? I don't think you can do that in Brazil at least.
Uhm if you simply deny service to those who don't have exact amount... It's that legal?
There's a couple of laws I think would make that illegal on Brazil. First, you have to accept legal tender, for example you cannot have a "credit card only" policy. Second, they are laws against "married sells", where you can't sell items on "groups" without the possibility of them for being bought individually (like you cannot sell pizza+soda, without selling the pizza or the soda individually). Based on those I guess you cannot not accept a 5, neither force the client to buy 5 if they only want 1.
