Did the original Soup Plantation have slaves?

Originally uploaded by eppyad.
I would wager yes, almost definitely. Up until Reconstruction, the majority of buffet-style, family restaurants were still running on traditional slave labor. Even after the Union Army's victory and the eventual dissipation of a strictly agararian economy, the Plantation's "serve-yourself, all-you-care-to-eat dining experience featuring the freshest vegetables, salads, made-from-scratch soups and muffins, hot pastas and more" carried on with an unspoken "don't ask, don't tell" indentured servitude.
Needless to say, service was excellent.


1 Comments:
"Serve yourself" was never spoken much at any of the South's plantations. Neither was pasta served much. And what would you know about the "Reconstruction" anyway, carpet bagger?
You also forgot to mention the hominy.
-Arrrrrr!
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