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It's hard to serve steak with plastic knives. It's mostly finger food in the mall.

Anyone can serve great steak and get it in a timely fashion. But we want to create an image and a relationship with the community. We will not be the corporate standard of 'Here's you steak, have a good time.' When you walk in here, you get a personal touch. My servers have that unique ability to care about the people they serve.

It's like if you…open a restaurant and you decide it's going to be a steak restaurant. As a steak restaurant, the customers are going to have knives. You'd better then build a fence around each of the tables, so that none of the guests try and stab each other to death. Not only does this not make sense, it doesn't foster a trusting culture in which open collaboration can flourish.

Every year we go out and see people using screwdrivers and filet knives and hammers, and you're always afraid some day you'll go out there and see somebody's finger on the beach. We get calls all the time, 'How do you clean oysters?' and it's hard to explain over the phone.

The hard-core health food stores wouldn't go for this because of the plastic.

I actually, as a child, always wanted to own my own steak house. I started out that way and like I said, I'll always have a steak around. I usually will have chicken or a steak on the grill because I love grilling.

Taco John's continues to stay tuned into what our customers crave. Steak is a premium choice that many quick service restaurants are featuring more prominently. Those who chose steak from the menu today want to treat themselves to a luxury. It's celebration food, and the quality has to be there and it is at Taco John's. It's delicious.

Generally speaking, unless we've had a crisis we don't spend a lot of effort on emergency preparedness. Once we have a problem we ban plastic knives on airplanes, but we tend not to think of the worst-case scenarios because they're too difficult to deal with.

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Judith Crist (1922-)

Judith Crist

The total sales of plastic tableware have increased over the amount before the ban. Its low cost supports a strong demand among food suppliers in the market and makes it hard for the catering service people to give them up.

Mishaps are like knives, that either serve us or cut us, as we grasp them by the blade or the handle.

James Russell Lowell (1819-1891)

James Russell Lowell

Via Rail did an unbelievable job. We had our own car, had a hot meal, including Montreal smoked meat before the main entree and even had knives that weren't plastic. Any time on the road, you get real cutlery, you think, 'This is neat.' We thought about high-jacking the train.

They will find a way to destroy your computer, unintentionally. The same way you don't trust them with steak knives, don't trust them with your computer.

Doug Vanderweide

I'm a hard worker, but I love food. The hours are long, but you have to have a vocation to serve people -- that's what it's all about.

Whenever a new product enters the market, they do have an advantage over older retailers, especially if they are more upscale and have something new to offer. We saw that happen to the Palm Beach Mall when the Gardens Mall opened. The Palm Beach Mall started to slide and now it's considered a discount mall.

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