The Bubba Gump Shrimp company is a black mark on our human rights record, forcing employees and patrons alike to participate in tired, mid-1990s movie references that would shame an "office cut up." It further devalues the beauty of human experience by being a seafood restaurant that honors a film that is derivative of Dustin Hoffman's Cinematic Tour de Force, "Little Big Man," in a base and self-congratulatory way. Billy Joel was capable of more nuance in his three and half minute atrocity, "We Didn't Start the Fire," than the film on which this restaurant was based could accomplish in seven decades. Also, the last time I went the shrimp was not properly deveined.
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