I always assumed Waffle House was never really a destination, but somewhere you end up hungover or coming down from your actual destination?

Are there crazy people who actually go there just to go!?

No one really goes to Waffle House on purpose.

I remember years ago Steak N Shake came out with some promo that was something like "10 meals under $10" and Waffle House responded with I think 15 under $5.

Once when I was in Indiana I went to a waffle house because I had never been. I wanna say it was late 2023. I think it seemed fairly cheap as far as eating at a restaurant goes but that may have just been because I am not from Indianapolis.

I remember thinking the food was alright. I'd definitely paid more for worse.

"Stop right there, criminal scum! Here, take a menu and sit wherever you'd like. Will you be taking regular or decaf today?"

Someone should make a PVP game set in a waffle house.

Will you be a front worker or kitchen staff ?

What skills do each get.

For every 5 hours of play, you level up.

Or will you be the crack head , the karen, the racist, the drunk , or the guy who slaps his gf in public. ?

Random assignment each game.

I'd watch.

What do they even have to gain from that, hucking chairs at underpaid employees that are just trying to cook breakfasts for people? Who even shows up to a Waffle House, all “I’m gonna make sure to get some felonies before I’m done eating,” and just not even backing down?

That chair redirect was amazing. You know after taking that beating she was in full time dilation.

I just woke up, and I know this is the best thing I'll see all day.

Good I love that video. It looks like some jedi shit the way she caught that chair.

I would like to subscribe to more Waffle House content please

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

int main(){
        while(true){
                printf("Oh shit!\n");
        }
}

I thought it was funny, so I upvoted

Could be true but I still love it.

While true, people still want to talk about shared experiences, and this is one of them.

It's more like a battle royale. 10 job applicants enter. Last one standing gets the job. No other education or experience necessary.

Waffle House is definitely like Springer.

The staff was always under the influence when you were there so evens stevens I guess.

And the vastly underrated experience of being left the hell alone while you're eating. None of this pretentious bullshit of having a server coming around every five minutes checking on you like you're a toddler.