Challenged II
DelaWhole goes up against its competitor.
Not to be outdone, DelaWhole followed the necessary steps in order to offer a free meal for the patrons as well. The parent company provided enough money for the healthcare system to offer their own array with white alba truffle, gooseneck barnacles, and foie gras.
And of course the kitchen served kiwi and blueberry, lemon and turmeric, and strawberry and mango smoothies. The human nature of sitting together with friends instead of groups carried over to this site, too.
DelaWhole actually saved money by doing this. The challenge to the competition became more evident. The challenge continued no matter what.
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