California Conservative

Rush Limbaugh has highlighted a restaurant that “offends the feminists, which is why we like it.” I heartily agree with Rush that any restaurant that offends feminists must be a virtuous restaurant. The name of the restaurant? the Heart Attack Grill.

The Heart Attack Grill in Tempe, Ariz. is a theme restaurant specializing in oh-so-appetizing menu items like a quadruple-bypass burger and flatliner fries, cooked in pure lard.
But it’s the waitresses that are the main attraction in this establishment, wearing “naughty nurse” uniforms that include cleavage-baring dresses, stiletto heels and thigh-high stockings. The sexy nurses’ clothing has caused one national nursing group to pop a few blood vessels themselves.
The Center for Nursing Advocacy has repeatedly asked the grill’s owner, Jon Basso, to 86 the costumes. “Nurses are the most sexually fantasized-about profession,” said Sandy Summers, executive director of the center. “We’re asking people, if they’re going to have these fantasies, please don’t make it so public. Move these sexual fantasies to other professions.”

My question is when St. Cloud is getting its own Heart Attack Grill? Let’s hope it’s soon. After all, we need something to upset the PC police. Perhaps my SCBA colleagues could weigh in on this vitally issue.

“Essentially, it’s nutritional pornography. It’s so bad for you it’s shocking,” Basso said. If “patients,” as customers are called, finish a triple or quadruple bypass, a waitress takes them in a wheelchair to their car. “The service is fantastic,” Steve Koebensky of Scottsdale said with a snicker. “But they’re overly dressed.”

It’s wonderful seeing an entrepreneur who isn’t worried about offending the PC Police or humorless people who live life being offended. It’s great knowing that there’s someone who thinks that it’s about time we got our national sense of humor back.

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Cross-posted at LetFreedomRingBlog

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