Ink Pen by Phil Dunlap for December 30, 2011
Transcript:
hamhock: Those peanuts you put out were terrible! hamhock: wh--? Hamhock, those were packing peanuts! I was mailing something! hamhock: i didn't know! I thought they were just terrible peanuts! Ralston: Then why did you eat all of them?? hamhock: Well, they weren't arby's terrible..
doc white almost 13 years ago
They where free.
Fred Kuechenmeister almost 13 years ago
couldn’t agree more… at one time the best sandwich on the planet… now warm “artificial beef flavored processed lunch meat”…
SaraRundle almost 13 years ago
That is HILARIOUS. Arby’s deserves the slam – their commercials are beyond annoying – I can’t mute the tv fast enough when they appear. besides the fact that the food is gross.
fritzoid Premium Member almost 13 years ago
I love Arby’s. I’ll agree with my namesake that they aren’t what they were, but they’re still pretty good (compared to burger chains, certainly).
herdleader58 almost 13 years ago
Their main problem is that they serve Pepsi and not the real thing: Coke.
Coyoty Premium Member almost 13 years ago
You mean Arby’s was actually good at one time? I can get a better sandwich with Hormel and a day-old hamburger roll.
burleigh2 almost 13 years ago
Hey, I like Arby’s! Granted, I’ve had a bad meal at certain locations where the potato item(s) tasted just nasty, but most of the ones I’ve been to have been good. I will also agree that they used to be juicier, but they still taste good! @herdleader58, you must live in the south… maybe Georgia? ;-) I prefer Pepsi products since they tend to be sweeter.
cwreenactor almost 13 years ago
LOL!!!
ToborRedrum almost 13 years ago
I’m with Hamhock.
Years ago, many of my co-workers went gaga over the fact we were finally getting an Arby’s in our area. The first week after it opened there were lines around the block.
Once the crowds thinned out, I stopped in and ordered a ‘roast beef’ sandwich. Took one bite, paused, and spit it back out before throwing the whole thing away. I had to go home and brush my teeth and tongue to get rid of the taste but I’ll never get rid of the memory.
cwreenactor almost 13 years ago
I once talked with a former Arby’s employee. He told a bit of how the “roast beef” was processed. I haven’t eaten at Arby’s since.