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		<title>Truck stop dining</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Last night, I had an urge to eat at one of my favorite restaurants.  The only catch is that it&#8217;s not your typical restaurant.  Nope, it&#8217;s the Trucker&#8217;s Inn truck stop in Sauk Centre.  I was chatting with a friend tonight, as I was driving over to grab dinner.  I explained that the truck stop [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Last night, I had an urge to eat at one of my favorite restaurants.  The only catch is that it&#8217;s not your typical restaurant.  Nope, it&#8217;s the Trucker&#8217;s Inn truck stop in Sauk Centre.  I was chatting with a friend tonight, as I was driving over to grab dinner.  I explained that the truck stop is definitely not a date place, or a place you take someone that you&#8217;re trying to impress.  However, I explained, it&#8217;s a place you take someone that appreciates true American classics served up truck stop style.  There is a certain expectation I have of truck stop food.  I almost always know it&#8217;s going to be good food, served fast and in large portions for a reasonable price.  Along with the great food, you also get the distinct bonus of excellent people watching.</p>
<p>Eating at the truck stop in Sauk Centre is no different and offers several advantages to me. </p>
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<li>As a single guy, I often venture out and eat alone.  In the truck stop, I&#8217;m one of many individuals eating alone.</li>
<li>The people watching is some of the best in the area.  You&#8217;d be amazed at the wide variety of individuals that stop to eat at a truck stop.  From truckers, to young couples, to old couples to entire families, they&#8217;re all there.  Not to mention, they range from the dirtiest looking individuals to the clean cut individuals.  I prefer to sit near the dirtier individuals (no, not to fit in) so as to catch some entertaining conversation.</li>
<li>The food is very good, always hot, and served very quickly.  I&#8217;ve very rarely need to wait more than five or ten minutes for my main meal.  The service is what one might expect at a truck stop, a bit on the short side, but always there when you need something.</li>
<li>The food is also very filling and large portioned.  I&#8217;m not sure you can go away hungry.  Tonight for just under $9.00, I went away with salad bar, soup, American fries, toast and chicken fried steak plus a chocolate milk.  For those of you scoring at home, it was completely against my diet, and I likely gained five pounds just eating there.  Nevertheless, it was very delicious and well worth the five pounds!</li>
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<p>Someday, I figure I&#8217;ll find a date that wants to traverse to the truck stop for dinner without requiring something in exchange.  In the past, I&#8217;ve taken some of my friends and a few ex-girlfriends.  Overall, not many women I&#8217;ve taken there have been overly impressed with my restaurant choice despite the advantages I&#8217;ve described.  Oh well, I&#8217;ll just keep going by myself until I find the right girl that&#8217;s willing to experience truck stop dining on a somewhat regular basis.</p>
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