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Waffle House already has the perfect de-escalation training. “Eat around it, b*tch.” Court dates cut into smoke breaks. Management clocks out first. The only company that paid more to fight? The UFC. The goal was never good. The goal was open. FEMA tracks Waffle House openings as a disaster... show more

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