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i've never been to a restaurant that was anywhere near good enough to be worth paying just for the privledge to eat there, and i've eaten at some of world's (supposedly) best restaurants. however, if there's an opportunity, i don't see why places wouldn't take it.

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but buying a reservation to a restaurant that you like or want to try. is like buying sold out tickets to your favorite team or to see your favorite band

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