How much should I sue Panda Express for?

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Cappuccino

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P.F.Changs>>>>Panda Express. Everyone know this.... ;)

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cute sad panda ;_;
 

WaTaGuMp

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I didnt win the Powerball, I told you that not getting my fortune cookie would do that. #Fortunecookiesmatter.
 

mxnerd

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Guess I can sue McDonald's, Burger King or Jack in the Box if they forget to give me ketchup.

But I think you have better change of winning by suing Pannda Express not serving authentic Chinese dishes, not forgetting to give you a fortune cookie.
 
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Eug

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I was too terrified of the obvious blatant racism to speak up. I also didn't want the police to show up and shoot me for arguing about my order.
Well, the ironic part of all of this is that fortune cookies aren't even Chinese. They essentially don't exist in China.

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Fortune cookies were invented in the US, likely by a Japanese guy.
 

desura

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True story, last time I was in a panda express there wasn't a single asian person there. They were all Mexican/Latino and the head guy spoke in a fake Chinese accent.
 

jhansman

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Dude, I was hoping you had something solid, like a pube in in your chow mein. No fortune cookie? Not even an ambulance chaser would take your case.
 

iroast

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Is it me, or did Panda Express food get sweeter? It's like they pour sugar into every dish and extra sugar in the orange chicken one.
 

zinfamous

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People actually eat at Panda Express? Our family tried it once....once. It was the most god awful Chinese food ever. We weren't expecting much, but it was really that bad. We have a take-out only NYC style place that is cheap and the food is amazing.

Panda Express is really quite bad, but I've managed to have worse at one or two "independent" Chinese take-out shops. Yes, it really can get worse. ...at least those other places are much, much cheaper.
 

lxskllr

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Panda Express is really quite bad, but I've managed to have worse at one or two "independent" Chinese take-out shops. Yes, it really can get worse. ...at least those other places are much, much cheaper.
I've never had bad Chinese food. It's always ranged from acceptable to excellent.
 

LikeLinus

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I've never had bad Chinese food. It's always ranged from acceptable to excellent.
Generally, most people arent eating authentic Chinese food. I was quite surprised how different the food is when i visited. Here its so Americanized in most places. Not including chinatowns and such.
 

zinfamous

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Generally, most people arent eating authentic Chinese food. I was quite surprised how different the food is when i visited. Here its so Americanized in most places. Not including chinatowns and such.

there are few authentic chinese dishes that I enjoy but the rest have been really quite awful or simply boring (granted, I've only been exposed to maybe 15 "typical" dishes). marinated but bland whole, halved pigeons and rubbery, cold, and bland slices of geoduck are not experiences that I wish to replicate.
 

MrSquished

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huh. turns out there is a panda express in a mall half a mile from me. i wouldn't know since i never go to malls. i'm gonna have to go. it's shit food but so good at the same time. it's like having taco bell but chinese-ified.