Martha's Restaurant

Martha Watkins owned a restaurant called “Baguette Cafe”. In this restaurant, she sold bread, coffee, muffins, and sandwiches. Martha enjoyed seeing customers line up for blocks to have some of her food. Her cafe used high quality ingredients so that allowed Martha to sell her food for high prices. Martha loved her cafe and loved people and so it was fun for her to sell food to other people.

Martha opened her cafe at 7 AM on a Monday morning and was surprised to see that there were about ten people waiting outside the front door. She let them in, and one by one she addressed their orders. Martha loved cooking bread, making coffee, and making sandwiches because she enjoyed the pleasure she got from making delicious food at reasonable prices.

Later on that day, a man ordered a tomato with pepperoni sandwich which Martha made from the ingredients and the man was pleased. He asked Martha whether or not she wanted to be on a television show or not featuring people who loved cooking and making food. Martha agreed and the two would meet at a TV studio next Saturday.

Martha and the man met at the studio and felt extremely excited to see each other. They went live on camera and talked about her restaurant and how wonderful it was to own such a beautiful and quaint cafe. Martha also elaborated on how her restaurant was supremely successful by using fresh and selective ingredients. Martha loved talking about her restaurant and how good it was.

Martha returned home to her apartment at Village Pines and was excited to see that people at her apartment complex were still awake. She had a conversation with a few friends and was so happy that people were feeling good. Martha felt great about life and her restaurant, and slept peacefully at her bed.

Reviews

[Spamalott]

"Martha Watkins owned a restaurant called “Baguette Cafe”. "

Well, we know by the punctuation that the person writing this isn't from the United States, though he claims to be from there. And the puffery style writing says a spammer-trained Indian, probably an Academy360 grad.

And not knowing how to open an article, or story, confirms that his training was to to recite, not write. Again, an Academy360 hallmark.

The one writing this has not the smallest idea of how fiction is written and is not even trying to learn. If he did, maybe the spam he writes in his other accounts would be so lousy.