Classy Cuisine or Pizza?

I’ll take the pizza any day! Anybody with me? I’ve never been impressed by fancy foods whether it’s a steak from Ruth Chris, I’m fine with Applebees or Outback, or even ice cream. You can keep your Haagen Dazs I’m fine with a no name store brand. It’s probably just who I am. I think I once posted here (or EP) how I couldn’t tell the difference between a $300 leather belt and a $10 one.

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PerfectionOfTheHeart · 46-50, F

I understand what you’re saying, but I’ve been in phases of my life where I’ve had to resort to buying the $10 belt and I’ve been blessed enough to be able to buy the $300 one and I will say that there’s a huge difference between the two…mostly longevity but you can also tell the difference in quality alone. But it all comes down to personal preference whether you find it’s worth it to pay more for the dining experience, time, and quality ingredients that go into fine cuisine on a special occasion or if you have a favorite local pizzeria that hits the spot on a Friday night after a long week. They both can have their place in one’s life.

4thdimensiondream · 70-79, M

@PerfectionOfTheHeart you are totally correct. Not even sure why this came into my mind this morning, prob saw a pizza commercial on TV. And re the belt I can tell the difference after a year or two because the leather or fake leather starts to crack. Just doesn’t really matter to me. Keep an eye out for my future rant on how annoying and unnecessary ties are. The only tie that stood out to me in last nights awards show was Kevin Hart’s because he wasn’t wearing one!