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13 Things That Might Happen On The First Week Of Hooters' Malaysian Launch
Note: you may or may not give two hoots about this, but let's kick back with some humour!
By Hew Lee Yee — 23 Jan 2015, 06:23 PM — Updated almost 10 years ago
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2. Your FB will be flooded with pictures of friends at Hooters. We're sensing #prayforhooters following the protests.
3. You suddenly find it impossible to make dinner plans with your guy friends cause they're all 'booked up'
4. A record-breaking queue in front and around the restaurant (longer than a queue for yellow minions)
5. Auto show organisers won't be able to find showgirls cause they now have a new job
7. Hooters might announce unique Malaysian uniforms for their girls (sorry, no hot pants)
8. Parents will have a hard time explaining to their kids why they can't eat at the restaurant with the cute owl
9. The creation of 'Guys Night Out' WhatsApp groups. And it's not to arrange for a poker nor football night.
11. A lot of awkwardness in the restaurant with diners trying to act normal and not knowing quite sure what to do
12. Suddenly everyone is a food blogger, requesting for an exclusive invite
