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Yesterday, I ate at the El Sombrero restaurant in St. Robert, Missouri. In Springfield, we have a chain of alcoholic beverage stores where the stores are called, "Brown Derby". (BTW, BassPro Shops started as a few fishing lures in Brown Derby.)
Do you know of any businesses which are not clothing stores that are named after articles of clothing?
Emmett
There's a place called the Tilted Kilt, but I wouldn't say it has much in common with Hooters. The Twisted Kilt is a Celtic bar, while Hooters is an owl-lover's restaurant. And it's not just Fort Wayne; there are 100 units open, with 20 in process of opening; the first one was in Vegas..
This is how Kilt girls are dressed
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\while this is how Hooters girls are dressed.
Obviously, the girls are much more attractive at one place rather than the other. Which pplace? Why, the one you're currently patronizing, of course!
I've never been to either chain, but obviously, I need to do further research. The Hooters in Fort Wayne burned down in 2013, so I guess I shall have to research the Kilt girls twice as hard.
I'm not the Kilt counts as a business named after an unrelated article of clothing. There seems to be a reason why the customer's Kilt is tilted.
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