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Olive Garden: A Comparative Study
This step can go along with knowing the place and time for PDA. Between lunch at Subway and dinner at Olive Garden stands a very definitive difference. Subway is a open table, public, food place. Olive Garden is a mood lit, private table, dinner restaurant. A person who goes to Subway is there to eat a sandwich and get out. Not to end up sitting directly in front of an infatuated couple and ultimately lose their appetite. Please, don’t spoil someone’s lunch with some disgusting exchange of saliva. Overall, just be conscientious of the well- being of others.
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