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I'd rather a twin peaks or tilted kilt. Food is better.

For those opposed because of how they dress, have you been outside in the last 15 years? I see more bottom butt cheek in church (hyperbole I'll admit, but short shorts are everywhere and then there's yoga pants) than at hooters.

If you don't like a place, don't go there.
Just don't try to force others to not have that option.

Why care?

I'm all for more businesses coming to the area. Hooters coming will mean other companies will look in to bringing business here. Plus, we need more sports bars in the area.

Oh, it's not coming now. You saw who started the thread, didn't you?

Course, if it comes to pass, studio may have found a solution to his Hog problem, hehe.

Food is not that great so I dont care.

But for anyone trying to block them from coming due to the clothes worn inside by waitresses then you probably need to visit an actual location and compare it with clothes you see girls wearing on an average day at the mall. Id guess 90% of people opposed have never even been in a Hooters.

have you been to bryan? ever? you can get to target from 6. theres a road and everything.

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Strange location. I do not see how it would do well there - no foot traffic, not near traffic pattern for people coming to a game, not directly on highway. It needs to be on Hwy. 6, south College Station, or on restaurant row on University Drive. Some place touristy or with students - next to Target in Bryan does not fit that description. Do Hooters and Cracker Barrel have the same clientele?

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It will almost certainly be like Cracker Barrel. All the food snobs will turn their nose up at it and say disparaging things, yet it will be packed every day.

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What exactly is a 'food snob,' anyway? ( not picking on you techno-ag, serious question) I mean, if someone savors a particular type of food or commercial establishment then that only defines a part of who they are at that particular moment in time, right?

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Food snobs on here seem to look down at commercially successful places and favor small, maybe not as successful but certainly very high priced local and non-chain fare.

I always think of a food snob as someone who loves to denigrate a successful establishment by proclaiming it "nasty" and swearing they'd never visit such a place even if their grandmother were held by terrorists intent on killing her if the smug snob didn't take a bite off the menu.

Meanwhile, the successful places prove the critics rarely get it right. Just like a successful movie that racks up the box office crowd pleasing revenue, yet is ripped by the critics will face a low budget flop the critics love. In other words, there's a huge disconnect between what the snobs think is good versus what everybody else thinks is good and are willing to buy into.

It also makes the snobs feel special about themselves to be contrary to popular opinion.

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Strange location. I do not see how it would do well there - no foot traffic, not near traffic pattern for people coming to a game, not directly on highway. It needs to be on Hwy. 6, south College Station, or on restaurant row on University Drive. Some place touristy or with students - next to Target in Bryan does not fit that description. Do Hooters and Cracker Barrel have the same clientele?

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It will almost certainly be like Cracker Barrel. All the food snobs will turn their nose up at it and say disparaging things, yet it will be packed every day.

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Winner-winner, chicken (wing) dinner.