Everytime I hear any Tyler or Kali Uchis song on the speakers, especially After the Storm, the food is always flavorless and overpriced. Idk why.

I just ate in San Antonio at this new restaurant and I paid for a lame meal for $80

What other music are bad signs for bad food in restaurants?

Mysterious music takes another L

Hol up $80 wtf kind of meal is 80$ unless you at Nobu

bro the music is fire

bars with $14 fries and $20 cocktails love kaytranada

Restaurant automatically mid if there’s music playing period

If I hear Frank Ocean on the speaker I know what the vibe is gonna be

i'll listen to whatever as long as applebee's keeps my sizzling entrees in check

Drinks added to the mid if you're paying for two people

y’all getting creative with these Tyler hate threads

interesting, this must be studied lowkey if there's a correlation between music played and food quality in restaurants

if it's some foreign music the food is usually fire

Real mysterious music where you know it's the owners choice is always fire food

Theme song for overpriced cafes

There are people who eat at Starbucks and they've got the Spotify Gentrification Station in there 24/7

One time I heard houstatlantavegas at a restaurant and the food was good

all items on menu broke their ankles

my uni cafe used to play yandhi leaks on the speaker... in the business building of course

They definitely try to hide how ass they are at cooking if they put a dedicated effort to make a curated Playlist for the "vibes"

which college student was running their Playlists lol?

This is nowhere near Nobu. 8 pieces of sushi rolls is $80 alone.

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Went to a Japanese restaurant and they were playing bossa nova knew I was good hands

Any like FKJ, Lucky Daye type vibe I know imma be paying minimum $100