Restaurants are hotbeds for dates, but when dates go wrong should restaurants jump in?
Are Tinder dates gone wrong your problem?
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Would you like metal with that? Meet the McDonald's-themed Black Sabbath tribute band [VIDEO]
What's more metal than fast food? Well... a lot of things, actually, but that's not stoping these guys.
Meet Mac Sabbath, a Black Sabbath tribute band. They're not just any Black Sabbath tribute band, however. Mac Sabbath takes Black Sabbath songs and rewrites them with fast food themes.
Oh, and they also dress up as nightmarish McDonald's mascots. It's absolutely amazing and terrifying at the same time.
Here's Mac Sabbath playing "Frying Pan" (aka "Iron Man"):
The kings of Drive thru Metal perform "Frying Pan" LIVE! More info at www.facebook.com/macsabbath
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Mysterious diner gives college-bound waitress $1,000 tip
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Should restaurants charge for entrée sharing?
Tired of guests entrée sharing and stiffing your restaurant of some much needed profits? Here are three ideas to combat it.
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Kid's menus getting better in calories but lagging in sodium, fat
A new study shows that restaurants are starting to make their children's menus healthier, but there's still a long way to go.
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A Welsh restaurant owner is giving back to his fellow redheads by offering them a 20% ginger discount.
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When a restaurateur attacks!
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A ball pit in a bar? Grosser than you'd expect
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How food scanners will revolutionize the restaurant industry
New technology under development could let diners and restaurants alike know exactly what's in their food. The game is about to be changed.
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Indian restaurant feeds the homeless with 'leftover fridge'
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