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How do you feel about restaurants with design-heavy dining rooms?

>> No.10511941

>>10511918
I wouldn't tip, that's for certain

>> No.10512177

>>10511918
the one in the picture is way too bright
i would walk right out of there because my autism would be triggered and theres no way i could sit and eat a meal in those conditions without scaring others

>> No.10512183
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>>10512177
>too bright

Why is this even a thing?

>> No.10512230

>>10512183
looks like it could be for breakfast... thats about it no dinner room should be that brightly lit theres no reason

>> No.10512240
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>design
that sounds like civilization to me

>> No.10512559

>>10512183
>Why is this even a thing?

atmosphere.

>> No.10512563

Gotta agree that the room is way too bright. If you've ever been to a fancy dining restaurant they usually have the house lights turned down or dimmed with candles lit.

>> No.10512585

>>10512230
I find dimly lit restaurants make me feel depressed and dysphoric in the evenings, even though I prefer to keep the lights off when I'm alone in my room

>> No.10512603

>>10512563
>>10512177
>go to America
>all restaurants are dimly lit
>extremely loud with zero sound dampening in the walls
>can't see what you're eating clearly
>can't hold a conversation with the people you're dining with
>later read this is intentional because Americans talk very loudly but don't like it when other tables overhear them
>this is supposed to be the optimal American dining experience

I don't understand.