what can you learn at olive garden other than how to speak italian?
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You can learn how to wait in line forever.
how to make salad and bread sticks!!!
You can color place mats if you bring a kid with you.
I don’t think you can learn to speak Italian at an Olive Garden, possibly spanish if you speak to the line cooks or the dishwasher. If you learn Italian you are probably just learning the songs you hear through the p.a system. If you are in Italy at an Olive Garden you may learn Italian but then I think you are wasting your time at an Olive Garden if you are in Italy.
learn that darden sucks
they don’t teach you italian! You can learn to expand your horizons and order somethong other then spaghetti and meat sauce
how NOT to make food!
You can learn how to enjoy time with friends and family there. You can learn the importance of bread sticks, salad, ravioli, spaghetti, and more.
You do not learn how to speak Italian at the Olive Garden! You do learn how to multitask at a busy restaurant. You learn how to treat customers as if they were lost relatives. You taste some pretty good Italian dishes that you may not be familiar with. It’s one of my favorite restaurants in the States.