Enjoying the cuisine of another country can inspire people to someday travel there, where they will undoubtedly eat a cheeseburger and immediately come home. Save yourself the trouble with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of American fare at The Grill.
The Grill's smokemasters sear hand-formed burgers and steaks to perfection atop their eponymous mesquite grill, and ply appetites with hot dogs, fried sides, and entrees accompanied by complimentary chips and salsa. Fix an eye on the menu and the other two on an open window to the kitchen to take in views of hearty 16-ounce rib eyes sizzling ($13.95) or green chilies and cheese being tucked into the southwest chicken sandwich's tortilla ($6.89). A family of three burger sizes greets appetites with the 8-ounce papa burger ($5.89 à la carte, $7.89 for a combo), 6-ounce mama burger ($4.89 à la carte, $6.89 for a combo), and 4-ounce little rascal burger ($3.89 à la carte, $4.89 for a combo). Dress patties with duds from the topping buffet before ambling to The Grill's patio or sitting down amid interior walls strewn with a collection of antiques, including a two-man cross-cut saw and a wood radio that occasionally hums superhero theme songs.
Although The Grill sometimes features a discounted price online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.
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The Groupon Guide to: Children's Literature
Though all adult books must be about adultery, children's books can cover a variety of topics. Here's a guide to the most popular children's book plots:
Child Adopts Talking Dog: A child takes in a stray dog, only to find out that it can speak! He gives it to a friend after realizing how little he and the dog have in common.
Child Loses a Kite: The child forgets the only rule of kite flying—holding on. The child spends most of the book making "lost kite" signs until, flattered, the kite returns home.
Child Gets a New Sibling: A child learns to make his own lunch when his parents become very busy.
Child Talks to an Old Person: The least plausible type of plot—a child having an earnest conversation with an old neighbor or old grandparent—is an adorable scenario that exemplifies how truly far-fetched the world of fiction can be!
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