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<blockquote data-quote="TerryMiller" data-source="post: 3702468" data-attributes="member: 7900"><p>Not that this applies to New Years traditions, but when we were in Alabama (and perhaps specifically, Mobile), I finally tried grits. We ate at a restaurant near the hotel for breakfast one morning, and whatever it was that I ordered had two sides. I asked about grits and what they were made from and ordered then as one of the sides.</p><p></p><p>When they brought out the order, the young lady said that if I didn't like the grits, that they would give me something else. Not wanting to take advantage of their excellent hospitality, I declined but didn't eat much of the grits. The waitress noticed that I hadn't eaten much and said something about it to the other lady. A short bit later that "other" young lady came back out and stated that when they were told that I wasn't eating much of the grits, they tasted them in the back.</p><p></p><p>That is when the "other" young lady made some more and brought me the new batch. She told me that when she tried the original grits, she grimaced and said no wonder he's not eating them; these are bad. I still didn't eat much of the grits.</p><p></p><p>But I very much enjoyed the young ladies that waited on us. I think the "other" young lady was in management or something.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryMiller, post: 3702468, member: 7900"] Not that this applies to New Years traditions, but when we were in Alabama (and perhaps specifically, Mobile), I finally tried grits. We ate at a restaurant near the hotel for breakfast one morning, and whatever it was that I ordered had two sides. I asked about grits and what they were made from and ordered then as one of the sides. When they brought out the order, the young lady said that if I didn't like the grits, that they would give me something else. Not wanting to take advantage of their excellent hospitality, I declined but didn't eat much of the grits. The waitress noticed that I hadn't eaten much and said something about it to the other lady. A short bit later that "other" young lady came back out and stated that when they were told that I wasn't eating much of the grits, they tasted them in the back. That is when the "other" young lady made some more and brought me the new batch. She told me that when she tried the original grits, she grimaced and said no wonder he's not eating them; these are bad. I still didn't eat much of the grits. But I very much enjoyed the young ladies that waited on us. I think the "other" young lady was in management or something. [/QUOTE]
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