![]() New York City is also known for its exorbitant dining prices, especially when it comes to liquor. Many viewers criticized for seemingly not being familiar with how much liquid a cocktail should contain. But this was highway robbery! Not okay! Full review coming soon! #nyc #nycrestaurantreviews #thingsthathappened ♬ Oh No (Instrumental) – Kreepa The waiter was super nice and he ended up giving us a full glass. But this was highway robbery! Not okay! Full review coming soon! #nyc,” she promises in the caption of the video. “The waiter was super nice and he ended up giving us a full glass. “This restaurant expected me to pay $18 for a block of ice,” the text overlay reads as she digs in the glass with her fingers to pick up the block, showcasing how little liquid is in the glass. An online menu posted on Hidden Leaf’s website confirms that the cocktails are indeed $18, and the restaurant offers seven different kinds. Hidden Leaf is a restaurant that serves cuisine in the style of dishes typically found in southern China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam. “The name of the restaurant is she wrote. She put the restaurant on blast in the comments section of her viral video. TikToker posted the video over the weekend, and it’s since garnered over 1 million views. It is his most serious album, though, as well as his last important album of the '90s.A customer at a restaurant called it “highway robbery” that her $18 alcoholic drink came with an ice cube block that took up the majority of room in her glass, admitting she received a “full glass” after complaining to the server. Given this, it's not one of Ice Cube's more accessible albums despite boasting a few of his biggest hits. 2," you won't find any humor here, just tension. Besides the halfhearted wit of "Gangsta's Fairytale, Pt. ![]() In fact, the darkness is so pervasive that the wit of previous albums is absolutely gone. The Predator is a grim album, for sure, more so than anything Ice Cube would ever again record. By the time you get to the album-concluding "Say Hi to the Bad Guy" and its mockery of policeman, hopelessness prevails. However, the next song, "We Had to Tear This Mothafucka Up," eclipses the relief with yet more calamity. It's a truly beautiful moment, a career highlight for sure. It's only during the aforementioned "It Was a Good Day" that Ice Cube somewhat alleviates this album's smothering tension. He found a relevant episode to magnify with the riots, and he doesn't hold back, beginning with the absolutely crushing "When Will They Shoot?" The song's wall of stomping sound sets the dire tone of The Predator and is immediately followed by "I'm Scared," one of the many disturbing interludes comprised of news commentary related to the riots. On both AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted (1990) and Death Certificate (1991), he took aim at society in general: women, whites, Koreans, even his former group members in N.W.A. Granted, Ice Cube's previous albums had been far from gentle, but they were filled with a different kind of rage. Even the album's most laid-back moment, "It Was a Good Day," emits a quiet sense of violent anxiety. Ice Cube infuses nearly every song, and certainly every interlude, with the hostile mood of the era. Released in the aftermath of the 1991 L.A.
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