Why are hipsters so into waiting in line for brunch?



Manton said:

on the east coast they wait on line for cupcakes

Click to expand...

FTFY.

At least fixed that for NYC.


I rarely do brunch, maybe once a year, and the last one I did cost me over $200 for three people



gomestar said:

FTFY.
At least fixed that for NYC.
I rarely do brunch, maybe once a year, and the last one I did cost me over $200 for three people

Click to expand...

And it was delicious. Thanks again.

And thanks for letting us camp on the sofa. Sorry about the smell.

itsstillmatt said:

Thanks.

Click to expand...

am not a hipster, nor do i wait in line since i am seated upon arrival.

not helpful for your thread but you're welcome

mordecai said:

It's when they wake up. Also, they don't have jobs, nor do they know how to cook, so this satisfies the need for food as well as the constant need to be seen out and seem busy. Duh.

Plus, taking whoever you slept with out in public the next morning is sort of a trophy issue. Bedhead is important. Otherwise she should be wearing one of your shirts, preferably the one you wore the night before.

Click to expand...

why do you have to think of it like this ? i quite enjoy a sunday brunch and stroll through the park, perhaps stopping to smell some flowers and sitting on a bench with a beautiful scenery after a satisfying light meal while small children are playing and birds are busy singing.

well this one time we thought we were getting orange juice because she just came with a pitcher and poured it, but the cups were long flutes so i wondered why not short round glasses ?? it was repulsive, i asked the waitress if perhaps their oranges had spoiled. she told me it was a mimosa
so instead she brought us fresh squeezed orange juice

Bhowie said:

StephenHero said:

The last time I went to brunch was in 1999 for my grandparents' 50th anniversary. Apparently it's a big deal.

Click to expand...

You should get more friends.

Click to expand...



GQgeek said:

Because they are ******* idiots. That also explains most of the other things that they do, but you already know that.

Click to expand...

StephenHero said:

No.

Click to expand...

I dunno, it sounds like you and Geek would get along swell.

Shah, it is impossible to be a teetotaling hipster, no matter how trendy your clothing/race is. sorry



mordecai said:

Shah, it is impossible to be a teetotaling hipster, no matter how trendy your clothing/race is. sorry

Click to expand...

why sorry ? i just said i wasn't one, unless you mean to apologize because i could never be one even were I to desire it ?

While I'm far from hispter, I can appreciate brunch. No, I'm not talking about pancakes and omelettes — but there are a few brunch spots I go to 4-5 times a year because their foods are extremely unique, creative, and delicious. Well worth the money in my opinion.



gomestar said:

FTFY.
At least fixed that for NYC.
I rarely do brunch, maybe once a year, and the last one I did cost me over $200 for three people

Click to expand...

$200?! I need to tell you some recommendations for under $120~ for three people.



stevent said:

I mean when I'm home I go to brunch every Sunday with my family. My parents are definitely not hipsters nor am I

Click to expand...

I don't think matt has anything against brunch. Read more carefully.



plei89 said:

$200?! I need to tell you some recommendations for under $120~ for three people.

Click to expand...

I don't need recommendations. I need people who don't order $19 mimosas at Cafe Boulud.



gomestar said:

I don't need recommendations. I need people who don't order $19 mimosas at Cafe Boulud.

Click to expand...

Next one's on them I suppose?



GQgeek said:

I don't think matt has anything against brunch. Read more carefully.

Click to expand...

Actually, I ******* hate brunch. I barely eat before dinner.

I actually like brunch fine, but I'm also bewildered by people who'll wait for an hour or more for some middling breakfast food.

Brunch always sucks because every single cook int he history of the world ******* hates brunch.

What if it is locavore, kyle?