this corresponds with the control or a chef over a meal. the highest-status chefs are expected to be masters with better taste than you and if you don't enjoy what they bring it reflects poorly on you low status restaurants implicitly permit that you might know better
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addendum I am told I am wrong, and as he is italian I believe him https://twitter.com/LucioMM1/status/1383532128281849867?s=19 …
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The highest of all just give you a single potato
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Invert the status game by asking for ketchup at a restaurant that doesn’t give you a menu
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yep yep my ma always taught me that good restaurants have small menus, turns out it's an excellent heuristic
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Vaguely apropos: a friend of my ex once treated herself to a much more expensive haircut than usual. As she wanted to discuss the haircut, the guy basically told her he needs no input from her and knows what to do. Came out with her best haircut ever.
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Place I used to go to near Tokyo, you'd sit at the counter and the guy would give you food, not only did he not need your opinion on what to make, he said he didn't want to hear from the customer whether it tasted good. Said he's the professional, he decides whether tastes good
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i guess it'd be really labor intensive to make good food if there's a ton of menu items and choices, so these restaurants will use things like frozen french fries etc if you wanna cook good, you have to limit the choices and then good food -> high status
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at least that's what i gathered from watching one of those "famous chef visits restaurants and gives them a makeover" shows
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