erica
@heavygweit
hello chick-fil-a wth is this, i would like to speak to the manager pls unacceptable
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
did you want more pickles? whats the issue that looks like an incredible piece of chicken
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erica
@heavygweit
who in the world thinks two pickles on a sandwich this big is acceptable also v important rule in kitchens - you rarely serve an even amount of something, almost always odd unless it’s an appetizer meant to be shared !!
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Greg
@greg
wait this is interesting- why odd numbers?
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erica
@heavygweit
it’s primarily about presentation - odd numbers create asymmetry (more visual interest) and also create a central focal point on the dish which in some cases can make the food appear more abundant and appealing compared to symmetrical presentations also partly tradition - some chefs believe odd numbers are luckier :) check the movement and focal points in these dishes
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