Coca Cola given it is adequate for when you are thirsty and need something with a little of caffeine it. The taste is inoffensive, adequate and reliably familiar. I like a lot of other drinks more and a lot of other drinks a whole lot less.
Colorado in general. Maybe not the best state, but I think everyone rates it pretty highly.
The Beatles
Flanges
Virgules
Pasta
Dog noses
Leaving exactly two spaces between the other seated person when there is exactly three to spare.
This day and age it's hard to rate something at the right place on the scale.
Alaska is pretty on scale in ratings.
Kansas is good, especially their off freeway roads.
The Virgin Islands.
bottled barbecue sauce
the DMV
Merlot
Greyhound
freshly ground pepper
DDIs
sweet potato fries
the major seventh chord
charcuterie boards
FritzOwl
dark chocolate
Puppies
Wawa coffee
Four-lane arterials
Ayrton Senna
Belgian ales
Frasier
Albert Pujols
Honda
Nilla wafers
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The Beatles
+1
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The Beatles
+0
Where are those post quality restrictions at when you need them?
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The Beatles
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The Beatles
+0
Where are those post quality restrictions at when you need them?
Tolbs and snowc took them.
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The Beatles
+0
It's perfectly understandable to not like the Beatles' music. And I don't understand the mobs of screaming girls at the concerts drowning out the music either. But there are certain things that just can't be denied.
For one thing, pretty much every album had multiple chart-topping hits. How many other bands could you say that about? You might not be as crazy about the songs as everyone else apparently was, but you must admit that the Beatles consistently made music that a lot of people really liked for a good number of years. Play any track from any Beatles album, and I'd say there's more than a 50% chance it's a well-known song–something I don't think I could claim about any other band.
And then there's the number of other artists, from multiple genres, who have publicly stated that the Beatles were a big influence on their own development as musicians. Again, you might think their music isn't worth all the hype, but its influence in the world of popular music has been deep and far-reaching.
Especially for those two reasons, I think the Beatles are properly rated.
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The Beatles
+0
It's perfectly understandable to not like the Beatles' music. And I don't understand the mobs of screaming girls at the concerts drowning out the music either. But there are certain things that just can't be denied.
For one thing, pretty much every album had multiple chart-topping hits. How many other bands could you say that about? You might not be as crazy about the songs as everyone else apparently was, but you must admit that the Beatles consistently made music that a lot of people really liked for a good number of years. Play any track from any Beatles album, and I'd say there's more than a 50% chance it's a well-known song–something I don't think I could claim about any other band.
And then there's the number of other artists, from multiple genres, who have publicly stated that the Beatles were a big influence on their own development as musicians. Again, you might think their music isn't worth all the hype, but its influence in the world of popular music has been deep and far-reaching.
Especially for those two reasons, I think the Beatles are properly rated.
I think we're in agreement (the intent of "+0": they are properly rated as one of the most important artists in rock and no adjustment is needed).
Early Beatles was really poppy, though you could still see the songwriting talent there. And later Beatles... hard to believe "I am the Walrus", "Happiness is a Warm Gun", and "I Want You (She's so Heavy)" is from the same band as "I Wanna Hold Your Hand". They really bucked the trend as artists who got more interesting as time went on.
Quote from: kurumi on May 10, 2022, 10:31:33 PM
Early Beatles was really poppy, though you could still see the songwriting talent there. And later Beatles... hard to believe "I am the Walrus", "Happiness is a Warm Gun", and "I Want You (She's so Heavy)" is from the same band as "I Wanna Hold Your Hand". They really bucked the trend as artists who got more interesting as time went on.
They're one of the rare bands that whether intended or not didn't outlive its original shelf life. Sure, Let It Be wasn't *quite* as good as some of their other later material, but it was still better than most artists' best albums. There wasn't some clunker 70s-80s-90s period after the band ran out of magic that people look back on and go "what the hell was that crap they put out?" It was pretty clear by 1968 that the three main songwriters all had such irreconcilable differences in their music and personalities that they needed to go their own ways.
Quote from: kurumi on May 10, 2022, 10:31:33 PM
Early Beatles was really poppy, though you could still see the songwriting talent there. And later Beatles... hard to believe "I am the Walrus", "Happiness is a Warm Gun", and "I Want You (She's so Heavy)" is from the same band as "I Wanna Hold Your Hand". They really bucked the trend as artists who got more interesting as time went on.
I mentioned it before, in some other thread, but most people are either an early-Beatles fan or a later-Beatles fan. It's more rare (but not exceedingly so) to find someone who loves both.
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Quote from: kurumi on May 10, 2022, 10:31:33 PM
Early Beatles was really poppy, though you could still see the songwriting talent there. And later Beatles... hard to believe "I am the Walrus", "Happiness is a Warm Gun", and "I Want You (She's so Heavy)" is from the same band as "I Wanna Hold Your Hand". They really bucked the trend as artists who got more interesting as time went on.
I mentioned it before, in some other thread, but most people are either an early-Beatles fan or a later-Beatles fan. It's more rare (but not exceedingly so) to find someone who loves both.
Put me on the both list.
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Quote from: kurumi on May 10, 2022, 10:31:33 PM
Early Beatles was really poppy, though you could still see the songwriting talent there. And later Beatles... hard to believe "I am the Walrus", "Happiness is a Warm Gun", and "I Want You (She's so Heavy)" is from the same band as "I Wanna Hold Your Hand". They really bucked the trend as artists who got more interesting as time went on.
I mentioned it before, in some other thread, but most people are either an early-Beatles fan or a later-Beatles fan. It's more rare (but not exceedingly so) to find someone who loves both.
Personally, I enjoy both. Along with both early Rolling Stones and later Rolling Stones. Early vs later, nor Beatles vs Rolling Stones, need to be mutually exclusive, at least as far as my musical tastes go.
I knew it was only a matter of time before this thread cropped up.
My first pick for now: Illinois (most people seem to hate it, which I think is appropriate)
Illinois' flatness.
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Arby's curly fries.
Actually, curly fries in general.
You think they're overrated, I think they're underrated.
Maybe they're properly rated.
Agreed. Curly fries are awesome, and that's just how they're generally rated.
Count me in the "properly rated" camp on curly fries. They taste exotic when I haven't had them in awhile and run of the mill when I have copious access to places to serve them.
curly fries
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Ayrton Senna
Fangio agrees.
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Cats
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Cats
The musical, or the animal?
The musical and movie are underrated "so bad it's good" quality material.
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Cats
The musical, or the animal?
The musical and movie are underrated "so bad it's good" quality material.
I have been tempted to watch the recent movie for the "so bad it's good" angle, which is something I totally love. I just don't think I have the stomach to watch all the awkwardness.
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Cats
The musical, or the animal?
The musical and movie are underrated "so bad it's good" quality material.
I have been tempted to watch the recent movie for the "so bad it's good" angle, which is something I totally love. I just don't think I have the stomach to watch all the awkwardness.
Put it this way, it was noteworthy enough to be referenced in the Rescue Rangers movie (which was way better than it had any business being) in a background scene at the so-called "Uncanny Valley."
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Cats
The musical, or the animal?
The musical and movie are underrated "so bad it's good" quality material.
The stage production is godawful, and it's hard to believe that it jumpstarted the revival of live theater on Broadway.
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Cats
The musical, or the animal?
The musical and movie are underrated "so bad it's good" quality material.
The stage production is godawful, and it's hard to believe that it jumpstarted the revival of live theater on Broadway.
The play was one of the first things I went to where I really recall thinking "this isn't good." My parents were so absorbed though which made it all the more surreal.
Hawaii
Olive Garden.
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Quote from: TheHighwayMan394 on May 27, 2022, 03:51:27 PM
Olive Garden.
Wrong. Overrated.
Yeah, it's properly rated. You know exactly what you're going to get.
Nah, overrated. People in places like Albany, NY and Duluth, MN treat it like Valhalla.
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Olive Garden.
Wrong. Overrated.
Yeah, it's properly rated. You know exactly what you're going to get.
Nah, overrated. People in places like Albany, NY and Duluth, MN treat it like Valhalla.
And those cities with real Italian restaurants despise it.
Yep. If that's the kind of food you're looking for, then that's exactly what you'll get. If that's not the kind of food you're looking for, then you're justified in avoiding it. It is properly rated, both for good and for bad.
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Olive Garden.
Wrong. Overrated.
Yeah, it's properly rated. You know exactly what you're going to get.
Nah, overrated. People in places like Albany, NY and Duluth, MN treat it like Valhalla.
And those cities with real Italian restaurants despise it.
The sad thing is Albany does.
aa roads
Food tastes are much more complicated than "this is better" and "this is worse". Sometimes one craves a specific food, even if there is something considered better. I like diner hamburgers, but I also like McDonald's. The two aren't mutually exclusive. They each offer a different experience. Similarly, one can enjoy authentic Italian American food and still like Olive Garden. They're two different experiences which aren't directly comparable, not merely a spectrum of "better" to "worse".
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Quote from: TheHighwayMan394 on May 27, 2022, 03:51:27 PM
Olive Garden.
Wrong. Overrated.
Yeah, it's properly rated. You know exactly what you're going to get.
Nah, overrated. People in places like Albany, NY and Duluth, MN treat it like Valhalla.
And those cities with real Italian restaurants despise it.
The sad thing is Albany does.
That is sad. However, the following popular chain restaurants, best described using a word like adequate or popular, are all properly rated.
Olive Garden
Applebee's
Red Lobster
Outback Steakhouse
PF Chang's
California Pizza Kitchen
Texas Roadhouse
Buffalo Wild Wings
Cracker Barrel
Cheesecake Factory
This is by no means a complete list. If it can be found as an outbuilding around malls in three different states, it probably belongs on this list. They're all mediocre generic food with a gimmick theme. Nobody's going to leave without finding something they can tolerably eat or even enjoy (maybe not vegans or celiac sufferers), even if they would normally never eat there.
They're all adequate. People who love them usually because they lack decent options or maybe were never introduced what excellent Italian, Asian, or seafood is. People who loath them are just being snobbish but it's ok to say you'd never eat there. I don't seek them out but I never objected to eating at one if someone wanted to eat there (though I might offer a better alternative). They are what they are. No more. No less.
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Quote from: TheHighwayMan394 on May 27, 2022, 03:51:27 PM
Olive Garden.
Wrong. Overrated.
Yeah, it's properly rated. You know exactly what you're going to get.
Nah, overrated. People in places like Albany, NY and Duluth, MN treat it like Valhalla.
And those cities with real Italian restaurants despise it.
The sad thing is Albany does.
That is sad. However, the following popular chain restaurants, best described using a word like adequate or popular, are all properly rated.
Olive Garden
Applebee's
Red Lobster
Outback Steakhouse
PF Chang's
California Pizza Kitchen
Texas Roadhouse
Buffalo Wild Wings
Cracker Barrel
Cheesecake Factory
This is by no means a complete list. If it can be found as an outbuilding around malls in three different states, it probably belongs on this list. They're all mediocre generic food with a gimmick theme. Nobody's going to leave without finding something they can tolerably eat or even enjoy (maybe not vegans or celiac sufferers), even if they would normally never eat there.
They're all adequate. People who love them usually because they lack decent options or maybe were never introduced what excellent Italian, Asian, or seafood is. People who loath them are just being snobbish but it's ok to say you'd never eat there. I don't seek them out but I never objected to eating at one if someone wanted to eat there (though I might offer a better alternative). They are what they are. No more. No less.
No, people think Olive Garden is the shiznit. You and I think otherwise, but a whole lot of people overrate it.
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Quote from: TheHighwayMan394 on May 27, 2022, 03:51:27 PM
Olive Garden.
Wrong. Overrated.
Yeah, it's properly rated. You know exactly what you're going to get.
Nah, overrated. People in places like Albany, NY and Duluth, MN treat it like Valhalla.
And those cities with real Italian restaurants despise it.
The sad thing is Albany does.
That is sad. However, the following popular chain restaurants, best described using a word like adequate or popular, are all properly rated.
Olive Garden
Applebee's
Red Lobster
Outback Steakhouse
PF Chang's
California Pizza Kitchen
Texas Roadhouse
Buffalo Wild Wings
Cracker Barrel
Cheesecake Factory
This is by no means a complete list. If it can be found as an outbuilding around malls in three different states, it probably belongs on this list. They're all mediocre generic food with a gimmick theme. Nobody's going to leave without finding something they can tolerably eat or even enjoy (maybe not vegans or celiac sufferers), even if they would normally never eat there.
They're all adequate. People who love them usually because they lack decent options or maybe were never introduced what excellent Italian, Asian, or seafood is. People who loath them are just being snobbish but it's ok to say you'd never eat there. I don't seek them out but I never objected to eating at one if someone wanted to eat there (though I might offer a better alternative). They are what they are. No more. No less.
No, people think Olive Garden is the shiznit. You and I think otherwise, but a whole lot of people overrate it.
And when I lived in St Louis, most of my friends loathed Olive Garden. St Louis has a number of excellent Italian restaurants, including Tony's which back in the day was the only Michelin 3-star Italian restaurant in the US. The Hill, the local Italian neighborhood, had plenty of post-WWII money thanks to investments by local baseball legends Yogi Berra and Joe Garagiola (and a few peripheral mob characters, but we won't go there). My favorite was Cunetto's but Zia's and Rigazzi's were also pretty good when I lived there. If you don't like the parking hassles of the Hill or Downtown, Pietro's on Watson was good and where I often went when I moved to the suburbs. If you haven't had it, I recommend the toasted ravioli appetizer whichever restaurant you're in. It's a competitive thing for restaurants in the area.
On average - an important distinction - it's properly rated.
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Quote from: TheHighwayMan394 on May 27, 2022, 03:51:27 PM
Olive Garden.
Wrong. Overrated.
Yeah, it's properly rated. You know exactly what you're going to get.
Nah, overrated. People in places like Albany, NY and Duluth, MN treat it like Valhalla.
And those cities with real Italian restaurants despise it.
The sad thing is Albany does.
That is sad. However, the following popular chain restaurants, best described using a word like adequate or popular, are all properly rated.
Olive Garden
Applebee's
Red Lobster
Outback Steakhouse
PF Chang's
California Pizza Kitchen
Texas Roadhouse
Buffalo Wild Wings
Cracker Barrel
Cheesecake Factory
This is by no means a complete list. If it can be found as an outbuilding around malls in three different states, it probably belongs on this list. They're all mediocre generic food with a gimmick theme. Nobody's going to leave without finding something they can tolerably eat or even enjoy (maybe not vegans or celiac sufferers), even if they would normally never eat there.
They're all adequate. People who love them usually because they lack decent options or maybe were never introduced what excellent Italian, Asian, or seafood is. People who loath them are just being snobbish but it's ok to say you'd never eat there. I don't seek them out but I never objected to eating at one if someone wanted to eat there (though I might offer a better alternative). They are what they are. No more. No less.
No, people think Olive Garden is the shiznit. You and I think otherwise, but a whole lot of people overrate it.
And when I lived in St Louis, most of my friends loathed Olive Garden. St Louis has a number of excellent Italian restaurants, including Tony's which back in the day was the only Michelin 3-star Italian restaurant in the US. The Hill, the local Italian neighborhood, had plenty of post-WWII money thanks to investments by local baseball legends Yogi Berra and Joe Garagiola (and a few peripheral mob characters, but we won't go there). My favorite was Cunetto's but Zia's and Rigazzi's were also pretty good when I lived there. If you don't like the parking hassles of the Hill or Downtown, Pietro's on Watson was good and where I often went when I moved to the suburbs. If you haven't had it, I recommend the toasted ravioli appetizer whichever restaurant you're in. It's a competitive thing for restaurants in the area.
On average - an important distinction - it's properly rated.
Given the entire population of the U.S., no. It is overrated.
Michelin currently shows no starred restaurants in Saint Louis. Tony's is just overpriced now?
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Tony's is just overpriced now?
Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded.
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Tony's is just overpriced now?
Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded.
The old restaurant closed. It's now in Clayton thanks to the current generation of owners. It went downhill starting in the 90's.
Getting home from a trip and sleeping in your own bed is generally praised and properly rated. With that said, another part of returning home is very much underrated (https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=31466.msg2741873#msg2741873).
Disagree with the presence of Cracker Barrel and Texas Roadhouse on the above list. Applebee's, Olive Garden, Red Lobster, and Outback are definitely overrated. But Cracker Barrel is excellent for homestyle country cooking, and I've found Texas Roadhouse to have decent food the few times I've eaten there.
I rank Chili's and O'Charley's above Applebee's in terms of fast-casual places.
Homestyle country cooking is overrated.
Fazoli's
Wallethub
Quote from: Scott5114 on May 28, 2022, 10:31:34 PM
Homestyle country cooking is overrated.
Then what is it doing in this thread?
Quote from: kurumi on May 10, 2022, 10:31:33 PM
Early Beatles was really poppy, though you could still see the songwriting talent there. And later Beatles... hard to believe "I am the Walrus", "Happiness is a Warm Gun", and "I Want You (She's so Heavy)" is from the same band as "I Wanna Hold Your Hand". They really bucked the trend as artists who got more interesting as time went on.
I thought this went without saying
Quote from: vdeane on May 27, 2022, 08:11:34 PM
Food tastes are much more complicated than "this is better" and "this is worse". Sometimes one craves a specific food, even if there is something considered better. I like diner hamburgers, but I also like McDonald's. The two aren't mutually exclusive. They each offer a different experience. Similarly, one can enjoy authentic Italian American food and still like Olive Garden. They're two different experiences which aren't directly comparable, not merely a spectrum of "better" to "worse".
This.
Olive Garden is a reliably good place to get Italian-American food. Is its food authentically Italian? No, most of it isn't, but that isn't what I like Olive Garden for. Are there local places that serve better Italian-American food? Certainly, but nobody here is claiming Olive Garden is the best–just that it's reliably good. The atmosphere is comfortable without being super-fancy, and atmosphere is part of the restaurant experience. Their salad and breadsticks are good, which also contributes to people's opinion.
There are a couple of local Italian restaurants that my wife and I think are better than Olive Garden, but that doesn't keep us from appreciating Olive Garden for what it is.
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St Louis has a number of excellent Italian restaurants, including Tony's which back in the day was the only Michelin 3-star Italian restaurant in the US.
Michelin currently shows no starred restaurants in Saint Louis. Tony's is just overpriced now?
As far as I know, it is impossible for Tony's to have received a Michelin 3-star rating. This is because Michelin does not review restaurants in Saint Louis. Furthermore, the restaurant's website mentions two specific awards, and Michelin is not one of them. If |skluth| is claiming that Michelin ever reviewed Tony's at all–let alone giving them a 3-star rating–then let the burden of proof be on him.
For what it's worth, Tony's currently has a 4-diamond designation from AAA, along with three other Saint Louis restaurants. (There are no AAA 5-diamond restaurants in Saint Louis.)
Quote from: Scott5114 on May 28, 2022, 10:31:34 PMHomestyle country cooking is overrated.
Disagree, but it's not like I live anywhere near a restaurant that serves it.
Olive Garden is not reliably good.
Quote from: Rothman on May 31, 2022, 10:37:10 PMOlive Garden is not reliably good.
It tastes about the same to me every time I eat there. The only variable is whether the breadsticks are overcooked.
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Quote from: Rothman on May 31, 2022, 10:37:10 PMOlive Garden is not reliably good.
It tastes about the same to me every time I eat there. The only variable is whether the breadsticks are overcooked.
That would be reliably ungood.
White Castle
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White Castle
That's a tricky one, when some people absolutely love it and some people absolutely hate it.
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White Castle
That's a tricky one, when some people absolutely love it and some people absolutely hate it.
I missed the 2022-23 Edition of the Proper Ratings Book which states the exact position of White Castle.