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dionysus

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16. in this case they're donating the money to a shelter, so good for them...

Reply to longship (Reply #14)

Sat May 26, 2012, 11:45 AM

May 2012

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Please get the hell off Mitt Romney's back. I'll bet he enjoys a good burger just like many of you. [View all] Amerigo Vespucci May 2012 OP

I christen thee the "Romney Burger". Scuba May 2012 #1

Cave-aged cheddar, pffft. tanyev May 2012 #2

In all seriousness, the money from this burger goes to a charity for the homeless and hungry. Alexander May 2012 #3

It does, and... Amerigo Vespucci May 2012 #7

As my dad says, there are always people with "more money than sense". Alexander May 2012 #10

Is this the place that has the ice cream sundae with gold leaf flakes? spiderpig May 2012 #4

Anyone who spends $295 on a freaking burger deserves to have their ass kicked nt MrScorpio May 2012 #5

Quite a bit of that $295 is a charitable contribution, sir jmowreader May 2012 #35

OK, I'll concede only the $245 charitable donations MrScorpio May 2012 #36

So, drm604 May 2012 #6

at least "The profits from the burger will be donated to the Bowery Mission" dionysus May 2012 #8

Yep, the restaurant's doing a good thing... Amerigo Vespucci May 2012 #9

They define what are "profits". lumberjack_jeff May 2012 #25

In a seriousness, how does it taste? Looks kinds ick NightWatcher May 2012 #11

I could eat that. RevStPatrick May 2012 #12

I love a good burger and since profits go to charity... DLine May 2012 #13

$3.95 for the burger; $291.05 for the presentation. longship May 2012 #14

in this case they're donating the money to a shelter, so good for them... dionysus May 2012 #16

How much money? n/t lumberjack_jeff May 2012 #26

The profits. Please read the OP. Alexander May 2012 #29

So... "the profits" might be $1.50, right? lumberjack_jeff May 2012 #32

You can call and ask them if you're curious Alexander May 2012 #37

I just think that might have been a reasonable question to ask before heaping praise. n/t lumberjack_jeff May 2012 #39

Gross! It's pretty but I'd never eat that. nt TBF May 2012 #15

He bought that?! Zax2me May 2012 #17

If I know my hamburgers.... Nolimit May 2012 #18

O yeah, I never cook my burgers well done. Mr.Turnip May 2012 #20

That's a good point jberryhill May 2012 #22

See as I was reading that I was like "that sounds really good actually" then I got to the Caviar Mr.Turnip May 2012 #19

Looks good, but where's the damn foie gras! GoneOffShore May 2012 #21

Can I just get the cheese and the truffles for $85.00? pink-o May 2012 #23

The "Value Menu!" Amerigo Vespucci May 2012 #24

"Alder smoked sea salt"? Seriously? lumberjack_jeff May 2012 #27

All salt is sea salt FarCenter May 2012 #30

It was on the Today Show yesterday bluedeminredstate May 2012 #28

Paging Mister Creosote... nt rrneck May 2012 #31

It is wafer thin......nt msanthrope May 2012 #33

doesn't federal law prohibit imports of Japanesse beef? fishwax May 2012 #34

Why does a person need both cheese AND eggs on a burger? Jamaal510 May 2012 #38