Originally posted by: Jnetty99
we always said its meat from Animal hospitals get it !!!
where i live 4 of the taco bell locations have a Vet or Animal hospital Next Door or within a block away.
Originally posted by: Anubis
its grade D meat IIRC which is the lowest grade fit for human consumption
its teh EXACT SAME beef that is uses at Macdonalds, burger king, wendys.... they all use it
Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
Originally posted by: Anubis
its grade D meat IIRC which is the lowest grade fit for human consumption
its teh EXACT SAME beef that is uses at Macdonalds, burger king, wendys.... they all use it
My brother told me that his college cafeteria uses 'Grade F, still fit for human consumption' meat. Maybe it's actually D.
From article:Originally posted by: KLin
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Not true. I did personally encounter "the note". Feb 2002, rainy night about 8pm, Winco Foods parking lot near the Petsmart, Tigard, OR, newer light blue Ford Windstar with Pennsylvania plates side-swiped a late-80s red Honda CRX (gen 1), causing considerable damage down the passenger side. The middle-aged fat lady driving the minivan tried to get away but I stopped her and forced her to write a note and took down her license plate #. I then went into the store, shopped for about half an hour or so, and when I came out one of the Winco cashiers was getting into the CRX and hadn't yet seen the damage on the passenger side. I told her what happened, pointed out the damage and the note, which said (paraphrased) "Sorry about your car but I don't have any insurance so I can't pay for the damage." I gave the cashier/CRX owner the license plate number of the minivan along with a description of the driver and wished her luck.Like the note left behind by a dishonest hit-and-run motorist in another familiar legend, the "Grade D but edible" label is an invented detail necessary for the effective telling of a story, not something which would be encountered in real life.