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11:  Spearing Crabs at Ba'a's

We used to go out in the water at Ba'a's. My grandfather was crabbing, spearing the crabs with a spear. There were lots at Ba'a's to spear. They got lots (of crabs) to give it out to the houses. My late grandfather Kwaxa̱tola's canoe, we used it for travelling on the water, and we used it for picking all of our seaweed and for our jigging. That's it.

Gertrude Walkus (née Henderson)

Ma̱lkwa̱latła̱n's: We Will Remember

11:  Spearing Crabs at Ba'a's

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Watch This Review On Rumble 👉https://rumble.com/v56881u-what-florida-seafood-restaurants-are-doing-to-their-food-menu.html
Ya Girl Renae recently took to social media to voice her concerns over a growing issue in Florida's restaurant scene: the deceptive labeling of crab portions on menus. She pointed out that many establishments advertise "1/2 of crab" rather than specifying "1/2 lb of crab," misleading customers about the actual amount of snow crab they are purchasing. This seemingly minor distinction can significantly affect diners' expectations and satisfaction.

Renae highlighted that this practice can confuse and disappoint customers who may think they are getting a larger portion than what is actually served. For instance, seeing "1/2 of crab" on a menu might lead one to believe they are receiving half of a whole crab, which could be a substantial amount depending on the size of the crab. In reality, this phrase often refers to a much smaller portion, sometimes just a few pieces of crab meat or a single claw. This lack of clarity can be frustrating for customers, especially those who are unfamiliar with seafood portions and pricing.

To illustrate the issue, Renae shared personal anecdotes and stories from fellow diners who have experienced this misleading advertising. Many patrons have felt shortchanged after ordering what they believed to be a generous serving of crab, only to be disappointed by a small, less-than-satisfying portion. This discrepancy not only affects their dining experience but also undermines their trust in the restaurant.

The impact of this deceptive practice is particularly significant in Florida, a state known for its seafood cuisine and bustling tourist industry. Visitors and locals alike flock to seafood restaurants expecting fresh, ample servings of crab, shrimp, and other marine delights. When they encounter misleading menu descriptions, it tarnishes the reputation of the local dining scene and can deter future visits.

Renae argues that restaurants have a responsibility to provide clear, honest descriptions of their menu items. Transparency in portion sizes is crucial for maintaining customer trust and ensuring they feel they are getting value for their money. She suggests that menus should specify the exact amount of crab being served, such as listing "1/2 lb of snow crab" instead of the ambiguous "1/2 of crab." This straightforward approach would leave no room for misinterpretation and help customers make informed decisions.

Furthermore, Renae proposes that restaurants could describe the portions in terms of physical pieces, such as "a claw" or "a claw and a half." This method provides a visual and tangible reference, making it easier for diners to understand what they will receive. It also aligns with how many customers naturally think about seafood portions, particularly those who are less familiar with weight measurements.

The push for clearer menu descriptions is not just about preventing disappointment; it is also about promoting fairness and integrity in the restaurant industry. When customers feel they are being deceived, it damages the relationship between them and the establishment, leading to negative reviews and loss of business. By adopting more precise and honest labeling practices, restaurants can build stronger, more loyal customer bases and enhance their reputations.

Ya Girl Renae's call for greater transparency in menu descriptions of crab portions highlights an important issue within Florida's dining scene. Misleading phrases like "1/2 of crab" can significantly affect customer satisfaction and trust. By specifying exact weights or using descriptive terms like "a claw" or "a claw and a half," restaurants can ensure their patrons are fully informed and satisfied with their dining experience. This change would not only improve individual dining experiences but also contribute to the overall integrity and appeal of Florida's renowned seafood industry.

What Florida Seafood Restaurants Are Doing To Their Menus

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Like a Crab Machine

What a beautiful world! Especially with your crab friends!

Wonder Of Crabs

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Denatured 2: Cellular Respiration

So, you’re at the beach, in a sand chair under an umbrella, munching your favorite crackers, having a cold one, and reading the paper.   First one crab, then two, notice.  You throw them a snack.  You doze in the sun...  Then more crabs notice - you wake surrounded - and the snacks are gone!  Time to flee!  🦀    

Hope you enjoy this instrumental! 😉

And a special thanks to my friend Jim Rothlisberger for his inspiring tale of a very strange day at the beach, and for his evocative painting!  🌞

Crab Ate My Cracker

LD/PocketDog is a singer/songwriter and acoustic guitarist.  His music has been described as hopeful, reassuring, mellow, funny, mysterious, chill, and romantic.  He’s written award-winning songs, and his recordings are known for their harmonic arrangements.    He has played as both a solo artist and in groups, sang in choirs, and enjoys creating music with other songwriters, singers, producers, and musicians.

After serving in the Army, he built a business career helping nonprofits and other organizations grow and achieve positive impacts for good causes.  Surviving a stroke changed his life.  Music encourages him on his recovery journey, and he hopes that it brings joy to all who listen.

A broad selection of his songs can also be found streaming on Spotify, ReverbNation, Jango, Apple, and others.  Thank you for listening to his music!

J. Renae Stevens, AKA Ya Girl Renae, is not only a musical artist, but she is also a business advisor, influencer, and brand advisor who offers down-to-earth reviews of businesses, products, and brands that cater to everyday folks on a budget. As an influencer for the budget-conscious, her aim is to help people discover great products without breaking the bank.  In addition, she has garnered attention for her versatile talents, notably in the realm of content creation, music, acting, comedy, and internet influencing. Her engaging online presence has captivated audiences, establishing her as a prominent figure in the digital landscape.

An audio space for Gwat̕sala and 'Nak̕wala, languages spoken by the Gwa'sa̱la and 'Nak̕waxda'x̱w Nations.

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Singer-songwriter (OMAM) Amy Dawn has performed shows in the UK, Egypt and the Netherlands. In June 2023, she was listed as one of the five best acts to see live by London music venue Morocco Bound Bookshop.

Her debut single, Purple Flowers, produced by Quay West Studios, was released by Thread Snake Records on the 29th of November 2023.

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