Step 1. Have a snotfit over
Yelp reviews. Now everyone knows that your mommy just bought you a compooter and you
just found that Internet thingy. Dismiss the reviewers as "morons" because they dared call a venue a "dive,"
even though they like the place. The owners must be "morons" as well, since businesses choose their own categories on Yelp. Just what the Internet needs: one more thin-skinned neophyte. Nice work,
Snivelnoob McCrybaby.
Step 2. Show the world that you think a basement craphole with a stained coin-op pool table with warped cues and tables that look like they earned a D in woodshop is a class joint because it has paper towels in the john. Next, you can don your $5 thrift store suit and head to Red Lobster for some fine dinin'. You graduate to
Trailertard McWhitetrash.
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Service trois pièces |
Step 3. Rave on about how caramelized onions are the hallmark of a fine dining establishment. This announces that you don't know that caramelized onions are the
same fried onions you get at every cheesesteak joint and food truck in the city. Be sure to spell it "
carmelized" to hammer the point home. You advance to --->
The Gallopin' Gormless
Step 4. Ditto for leeks. If you can't tell a caramelized onion from a Carmelite nun, you'll believe that leeks are Fancy 'n Exotic. To find them you have to put on a pith helmet and travel to the magical land of Superfresh. They're next to the onions...'cuz they're, y'know, like, onions. You should also try the Sweetened Caramelized Sparking Water. (Coke.) Proceed to --->
Tardgoober McVegmoron.
Step 5. Call ordinary condiments by the hipster-douche term "dipping sauces." Deny the existence of "ketchup" especially if it's
written right on the menu. Act like the America's Choice mayonnaise with garlic stirred in and renamed "aioli" for the hipster douchebags was shat out by Gordon Ramsay's pet unicorn . Everyone but you knows that these "dipping sauces" are slightly lower on the haute cuisine scale than Arby's Horsey Sauce.--->
Lowbrow McOaftard.
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Chauve à col roulé, pomme frites
avec immersion de sauce |
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6. Shine a big fat spotlight on your intellectual deficiencies by regarding the opinions of others as statements of fact, then call them "lies." Yelp is a review site, and
every review ever written of
anything is simply an opinion. Since the people who pay you
proudly call their own place a "dive bar," your indignant yodeling is laughably pompous douchebaggery. --->
Windbag McShitwit
Step 7. Shriek with indignation that someone called the shithole's neighborhood a "ghetto," when
no one actually said it. Making stuff up after accusing people of making stuff up is truly hilarious. Make up their ages, too. And where they're from, and how long they've lived there, since you're on a roll. You graduate to ---->
Mendouchious Bumblefucktard
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Typical Northeastern Philadelphian |
Step 8. Denounce Yelpers' opinions as invalid because they're not from the neighborhood, but
fail to mention you're not from there, either. This fartbubble of illogic means that no review of Disneyland is valid because the reviewers don't live there. This shines the spotlight on the burning shame you carry at being from the blue-collar ArchieBunkerville which is the Northeast,
Mr. Hicktard von Wannabe.
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Your boy is different, Mrs. Gump |
Step 9. Make it painfully obvious that reading for comprehension is not your strong suit. After mistaking the word "dive" as a "complaint," note that the "secondary complaint" is the aggressive and erratic door policy they have to protect their valuable liquor license from their
criminal history and
family squabbles. There are
7. This shows you didn't notice the
42 complaints about smoking. 42 is bigger than 7,
Shortbus McSpazztard.
Step 11. Show bafflement at the term "sports bar" as well,
despite your quiz getting cancelled repeatedly in favor of sporting events, in a bar which
describes itself as a sports bar. Then...
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Seriously....wall-sized. With sports on it. |
...or the three other TV's in that
one room. Good thing no one reads your Blog O' Blunder, because that claim alone would cause fatal
gelastic seizures. Get yourself some glasses,
Cunteyes Magoo
Step 10. A raft of complaints without linking to anything but
Yelpsucks is a pitiful display of
confirmation bias. Since Yelpsucks is an ad site for an "online reputation manager" who charges $1,500 for her services, she
needs Yelp to continue to suck to stay in business. (Uncle Blizzy Quick Tip: You can do what she does yourself,
for free.)
Since you just got an Internet, you don't know yet that anyone with a complaint can make a complaint site. There are thousands.
Without links, you're just another blowhard doucheblogger. Of course, you can't link to delusions that sifted into your addlebrain through holes in your tin-foil hat. Ranking:
Hotwindickus von Blognozzle.
Step 12: Accuse Yelp of "trashing" the reputation of the bar, despite its sturdy 3 1/2 star rating. 80% of the reviews are three stars and up. Since the owners of the
self-described sports/hipster/dive bar link to their Yelp reviews from their
Facebook page, they don't seem to have any problem with it.
Bonus points: Insert one grain of truth in your flatuous rant:
Your quiz is not particularly noteworthy. Congratulations! You have achieved intellect equivalent to:
An Ivy League University Graduate