Not yet.
The fact that so many people are glossing right past this is amazing to me. Social media has given people the impression that they can just talk into cameras with no pushback, but there's a reason professional organizations exist: to have some set of agreed-upon standards to raise the level of everybody's work. Some random with unproven taste buds will end up stepping on the wrong toes, and it will not end well for anybody involved.
Square biz. Hence, why I will never jump on that "eating in car viral" wave. Somebody that's like a business associate or real close to a restaurant owner of another owner that got shytted on, can easily be like "aye Igottaeatncar, you should check us out". Dude could be like word along with YouTube comment section going
"I ain't had that in a minute" or its one of those food truck jawns.
So dude could meet to get the food, while he becomes food for those that just got the drop on him.
Chime thought shyt was sweet in Detroit, but forgot that he almost got that wig stir fried, the moment he started shytting on Memphis cuisine. Thread lightly with the "I hate everything" gimmick for them YouTube views.
As much as creators like Grubtent get shytted on for being overly positive about food, he moves kinda smart versus how Chime does
