
As signs of the end times go, this is a bit of a tiny one. I love good food, sometimes I love bad food related business plans just as much. A while back I discovered Crispycones, which I’m glad I’ve never eaten, and I hope you never have, either. Last night, on our way to the newly un-burned-down Johnny Rebs’ in Long Beach, Michele spotted the words “Kernels, Gourmet Corn on the Cob.” Phill and I, not having seen the sign, had no idea what she was talking about, I think we both thought she was referring to KFC, and therefore “Colonel’s.” Meriting investigation, following our meal, we checked out what we knew was a bad business plan, but I think we all thought that it was some kind of weird flavoured corn on the cob to go place, but the reality turned out even better. Unfortunately they had just shut down as we were entering the parking lot, depriving us of anything further than storefront and web investigation.
Kernels Gourmet Corn on the Cob & Mexican Grill is a business concept, pushing multi-flavoured elote concepts, paired with Mexican (if post Taco Bell chow can still in any way be described as Mexican) fast food. Like all bad ideas with a website, there’s a handy button at top for potential investors/suckers. Take out a loan and spend a few years of your life watching your business fail with us! While, I’m very enthusiastic about chile and mayo covered corn, preferably bought from wandering strangers (although my neighborhood seems to not have any wandering vendors of the elote variety most of the year), but the idea of eating a “French Burrito” or a “Pineapple Quesadilla”, paired with a Apple Cinnamon Corn, or a Mongolian BBQ Corn is about as appealing as eating out of a dumpster, and more expensive. It’s Idiocracy food, man.
Anyways, I figure food this bad requries a BBQ chaser. So here’s some ribs and pulled pork from Johnny Rebs’. Good times, good times.

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