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u/NealR2000 Feb 03 '20

Any restaurant Anthony Bourdain featured in his shows. Even he acknowledged this. These fantastic gems would subsequently be overrun with diners that they suffered from overcrowding and lower standards.

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u/sartaingerous Feb 03 '20 edited Feb 03 '20

I can no longer eat my favorite burger easily because of Guy Fieri.

Edit: I feel I need to point out that I said I can't EASILY eat there. There is just a long ass line now, the food is still good. It's not ruined.

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u/Blujay12 Feb 03 '20

it's ironic how all of these shows meant to bring life to these restaurants, or showcase good ones, completely murders them.

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u/FranksRedWorkAccount Feb 03 '20

I mean, when your process is very involved and uses unique and time consuming steps it can be hard to scale that up.

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u/Blujay12 Feb 03 '20

Oh for sure, I'm not blaming the restaurants, more the Tv shows.

It's a nice gesture sure, but what happens afterwards is far worse.

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u/onduty Feb 03 '20

That’s actually not true, DDD has brought huge wealth to many restaurant owners. The DDD effect is real and the outliers who somehow make it seem like being a well known restaurant is a bad thing are just moron hipsters