We should go share a garbage can one of these years!!!!
gwynne said:Great suggestions!Seriously, I just don't get why anyone would want to do this. She'll have to haul her tablecloth around with her, day after day...
Most of us don't plan to use a trash table for a few minutes, it just happens occasionally. The vast majority of the time we are at a high top table, a bench, or a curb.
jcvalenti said:Lol. I am enjoying people's reaction to the idea of setting a drink on top of a garbage can while you eat nearby. I can only assume anyone who is skeeved by the idea has never gone to a major league ballpark, Octoberfest, or a really good Texas BBQ pit..
Well, i read the OP to mean they were only using this for F&W, so that's not the same thing as dragging it around day after day.
Add us to the list of those that have Trash Can Dined at Food & Wine.... It is seriously your only option sometimes.
I would love to see what happens if you guys try to dine on PUSH while you're there. I'm sure you'll gain lots of notoriety while you're at food and wine and that PUSH would love to dine with you guys and invite you over![]()
It's possible they only go for an afternoon or something. I was probably viewing this from my perspective, we like to go to F&W multiple days during our vacations.
Sounds like there are many of us proud trash can diners. I don't mind admitting I'm in the club.![]()
gwynne said:It's possible they only go for an afternoon or something. I was probably viewing this from my perspective, we like to go to F&W multiple days during our vacations.
Sounds like there are many of us proud trash can diners. I don't mind admitting I'm in the club.![]()
elgerber said:I think we need club t-shirts![]()
ahem...
may I humbly suggest the "drink sling?"
I was turned on to this concept at a Formula 1 race a few years ago. Yes, you look ridiculous. But it's a talking point AND it does free up your hands (and prevent you from spilling all over yourself.)
http://www.wineenthusiast.com/wine-...L10&device=c&gclid=CO3w5rLo7rgCFUqk4AodEjIAUQ
no, it does not give you a gingham surface on which to place your plate, but it does prevent you from having to set your beverage down in order to eat with both hands.
Seriously - if anyone knows this, I'll be shocked.
Wife and I are going for Food & Wine and in years past, when it gets crowded, we've been relegated to gathering around garbage cans just looking for a place to set stuff down. This year, she has it in her head to construct and unrollable "table cloth" to flop over the garbage can lid, but needs to know the dimensions.
I figured if there was any place in the planet she could get an answer to that question, it would be here.
Add me into the Trash Can Top club!!I'm just jealous that I didn't think of the tablecloth idea the first time we were there for F&W. That would have been sweet! I don't find that ridiculous at all! Kudos to your wife for having such an awesome idea.
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