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Green Flags

All articles tagged with #green flags

food-and-dining2 years ago

"Decoding the 31 Signs of an Exceptional or Disastrous Restaurant Experience"

People share their unique criteria for judging whether a restaurant will be amazing or terrible, including checking online reviews for owner responses, paper menus indicating frequent menu changes, knowledgeable servers, clean floors, unusual hours for barbecue joints, clean restrooms and proper food storage, friendly hosts, ugly websites for hole-in-the-wall restaurants, diverse vegetarian options, efficient service, good soup, homemade condiments, fresh chips and salsa at Mexican restaurants, popularity among locals, reasonable substitutions, freebies for dessert, quality ingredients, absence of fusion cuisine, lack of air conditioning in non-American countries, honest recommendations from waitstaff, local advertising, high volume of to-go orders, hidden gems in European cities, authentic tonkotsu broth for ramen, visible kitchen, and good coleslaw.

relationships2 years ago

The Pitfalls of Beige Flags in Online Dating

Beige flags, the neutrally hued cousin of red and green flags, have entered the dating lexicon as a way to describe aspects of dating that may not be deal-breakers but warrant caution. These beige flags represent behaviors or traits that are neither here nor there, and while they may not be harmful, they can still be unusual or subjective. Dating experts suggest being specific and evocative in dating profiles to eliminate beige flags and stand out. It's important to approach beige flags with grace and consider them as personal preferences rather than dismissing them outright. Red flags, however, should never be minimized as they indicate potential danger or toxicity. Ultimately, it's crucial to communicate and reflect on what is acceptable and tolerable in a relationship.

relationships2 years ago

Dating Experiment: Testing the Limits of Commitment in a Week

TikTok user Markiesha pranked the guy she had been dating for a week by booking him a dentist appointment and planning a family photo shoot, to see how fast she could scare him off. Surprisingly, he went along with the prank and even joked about moving in together. Users in the comments praised their relationship, calling it a "green flag" and expressing support for their future.

food2 years ago

"Signs of a Great Restaurant: Insights from Diners"

Redditor u/halfblood_god asked for green flags in restaurants. Here are some tell-tale signs that a restaurant will be good, according to people who love to eat: if it's busy on a Monday night, go where English is spoken less, the simpler the sushi, the better it's going to taste, if the staff are still excited to eat it, that's always a great sign, if you order your food and the person serving you up yells at the chef in their native language, you know the food is going to be good, and a clean menu and table.