Thanksgiving dinner

[double_nomsalot]

It's not celebrated here, of course, but next week is a major food holiday in America. The entire day of "Thanksgiving" is centered around a single hearty meal, with traditional foods served to families who gather together to share in good company

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[cakeandmoney]

...and why do we care about America?

[double_nomsalot]

Because the food is good. This is a restaurant, in case you'd forgotten.

[cakeandmoney]

Hmmph.
Financially speaking, do you think the customers would share the same enthusiasm for Thanksgiving as you apparently do? I'm not quite sure that they would be hip on Thanksgiving, and a vegan Thanksgiving, nonetheless.

[double_nomsalot]

It's a novelty. Every cafe around here sells coffee and cake - it surely takes some kind of creative genius to make a special out of a foreign holiday. And I've found American food is very popular right now.

[cakeandmoney]

Tch. Fine, if you say so.
But you'll have to make turkey.

[double_nomsalot]

I think I already made it quite clear that turkey is not on the menu.

[cakeandmoney]

...that is stupid. Thanksgiving REVOLVES around the fucking turkey--

Whatever. You guys are the chefs. Make it work.

[double_nomsalot]

Honestly, who around here is going to know the difference?

We intend you. Thank you.