I call it "efficiency," not "laziness." ;)

[skreidle]

I start to walk across the hotel to the lobby--I'm on the far side--to talk to the concierge, and realize I'll just have to come back for the car anyway, so I head out to the car and drive up to the lobby. The concierge mentions that I can order from Bennigan's, $3 delivery fee, billed to the room, and hands me a menu. I ponder this, take the menu, make my selections, and call to order. I then walk outside and drive back to my end of the building. :D

(Riley's Ribeye, mashed 'taters, cinnamon applies, IBC, and White Chocolate Chillout for dessert. Mmm!)

Besides, who wants to eat alone at a sit-down restaurant?

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Re: dude

[skreidle.livejournal.com]

Heh.. I don't even eat out once a week.


If I'm eating in a restaurant alone I just feel out of place and bored, mostly. I like eating out with people, much like I like going out and doing stuff with people rather than alone. (As for reading, I'd rather do that in places less hectic than restaurants.)

[idoru.livejournal.com]

i'll eat lunch out alone, no problem.. but dinner? not so much.

[skreidle.livejournal.com]

Sounds about right.. and frequently lunch is more café-ish anyway, and business culture has spawned a lot of solo lunches.