When patronizing the local butcher shop, consumers are generally most concerned with the quality of the meat in the glass cases.
But at one unsurprisingly popular shop/restaurant in Japan, it’s the grade A beefcake employees that are getting customers hot and bothered.
We can see what all the fuss is about.
We’ll take 180 pounds of whatever’s freshest, please and thank you.
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Marky
Campy. I’d just want like skimpy aprons on muscle guys rather than a muscle show. Stop flexing and cut my fish! 😛
ric
How many miles of meat down below the waist. I’ll say.Less than a mile.
Glücklich
What a coincidence! I’m off to Japan on a red-eye tonight!
Further investigation reveals this place is called Macho Café in the Nakano area of Tokyo, too far from where I’ll be to check out myself.
@ric:
Like yours is any bigger than a gyoza.
Franklin
@ric: He we go with the Asian stereotypes. *eyeroll*
SportGuy
@ric: LOL!
Edward Kiner
Meeh….
Bauhaus
@Glücklich:
Good trip to you!
Glücklich
@Bauhaus:
Thanks!
Donald J. Sullivan
Sophie Hyde, Be Rye, & Elliot Law
alphacentauri
@Franklin: NOt surprising that someone would post a r@c!st stereotype here on queerty as being a fact.
Captain Obvious
Wish we had this in America.
ric
@Glücklich: Believe me when I say I can have you walking funny or crying for me to take it out. And I don’t brag about what I don’t have.
Glücklich
@ric:
You must have me confused with your nieces and/or nephews.