Originally Posted by Mustang Freak

You guys are worried about people eating in your cars! You outta see what goes on with your food in the restaurant business before you eat it! Now there's an eye opener!

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

I'm sure you wouldn't mind if you came by to pick me up and I hopped in with a big plate of bbq pork, baked beans, collard greens, and tater wedges with plenty of ketchup, cornbread, extra sauce and a 32 ounce cup of sweet tea with no lid. You'd just drive on while I ate that **** in your passenger seat.

Originally Posted by Mustang Freak

Yeah but that food might have been on the floor first and now headed to your gut! Who eats a five course dinner in their rides and what no mayo? Thanks now I'm hungry Lee! :-)

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

12-13 years ago when I went through you got to see everything pretty much, it was very interesting. I do agree about the UAW employees though. The funniest thing I saw when I went through back then was during a lunch break on the line. You know how many Mustang enthusiasts (or car enthusiasts in general) are about someone eating in their cars after they get them. They freak out about food and drinks in their "baby". The long time, hard core Corvette owner's I've know are **** about it. When I went through a lunch break had just came up just past the point where the body meets the chassis and drivetrain and the interior is being installed. The line was stopped as we came by and there was a black guy on the interior line sitting in the driver's seat of one of the cars with a big drink cup sitting on the console, a bag of greasy chips on the dashboard and eating a giant, marinara dripping all over his shirt, meatball sub sandwich. I could only laugh to myself thinking about the balding, middle aged, Corvette jacket wearing ***** that bought it smugly telling someone that food wasn't allowed in his car.

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

12-13 years ago when I went through you got to see everything pretty much, it was very interesting. I do agree about the UAW employees though. The funniest thing I saw when I went through back then was during a lunch break on the line.

You know how many Mustang enthusiasts (or car enthusiasts in general) are about someone eating in their cars after they get them. They freak out about food and drinks in their "baby". The long time, hard core Corvette owner's I've know are **** about it. When I went through a lunch break had just came up just past the point where the body meets the chassis and drivetrain and the interior is being installed.

The line was stopped as we came by and there was a black guy on the interior line sitting in the driver's seat of one of the cars with a big drink cup sitting on the console, a bag of greasy chips on the dashboard and eating a giant, marinara dripping all over his shirt, meatball sub sandwich.

I could only laugh to myself thinking about the balding, middle aged, Corvette jacket wearing ***** that bought it smugly telling someone that food wasn't allowed in his car.

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

I don't eat mayo, or anything that even looks like mayo or might have anything close to mayo in it. I don't eat salad dressing, potato salad, macaroni salad, chicken salad, sour cream, or basically anything white and creamy.

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

I'm sure you wouldn't mind if you came by to pick me up and I hopped in with a big plate of bbq pork, baked beans, collard greens, and tater wedges with plenty of ketchup, cornbread, extra sauce and a 32 ounce cup of sweet tea with no lid.

Originally Posted by kcoTiger

ditto, and add vinegar to that. Rotten fruit juice, no thanks. Stuff stinks.