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Marco and Giovanna had only heard of the Olive Garden once or twice, but they immediately got the idea. “There is an Italian phrase,” said Marco after we ordered our food. “’Li ti avvelenano’, which translates to ‘there they will poison you.’ This is my predication for the night.”
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jnm123 wrote:Fun article but endgame expected. I've been to Italy 3 times, and am truly amazed that so many Italian-American restaurants don't get it. Presentation, portion-size, pasta-into-the-sauce instead of vice versa, aggressive/inventive spicing. I could go on ad infinitum.
Cathy2 wrote:An Italian Tourist Walks into an Olive Garden…...
Marco and Giovanna had only heard of the Olive Garden once or twice, but they immediately got the idea. “There is an Italian phrase,” said Marco after we ordered our food. “’Li ti avvelenano’, which translates to ‘there they will poison you.’ This is my predication for the night.”
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Darren72 wrote:Cathy,
Thanks for building on the existing thread because it shows how unoriginal this article is.
Darren72 wrote:Cathy2 wrote:An Italian Tourist Walks into an Olive Garden…...
Marco and Giovanna had only heard of the Olive Garden once or twice, but they immediately got the idea. “There is an Italian phrase,” said Marco after we ordered our food. “’Li ti avvelenano’, which translates to ‘there they will poison you.’ This is my predication for the night.”
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Cathy,
Thanks for building on the existing thread because it shows how unoriginal this article is.