The origin of the Buffalo Wing is rather humble. However, no one seems to agree on which origin story is true. I figure that the most likely place where the dish originated was at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, NY. However, this is in dispute.
Tonight, I went to a meetup at the White Plains Buffalo Wild Wings franchise, The chain has a simple, basic bar menu - and lots of choices for spicing the wings. This is not a place where I'd trust Fish & Chips if it were on the menu. But I'd trust a Cheeseburger there, if I weren't in the mood for wings.
This meetup group has several regulars, including at least one person who is visually impaired. Tonight, two attendees were using canes, even though both had partial sight. So it was interesting to see how these two people functioned among the sighted. What was more interesting was that in one meetup group, that this legally blind person was asked NOT to bring his seeing eye dog. What F'ing nerve!!!
The issue of service animals came up when I mentioned the problem our co-op has had with Emotional Service Animals (ESAs) and people who want to use this designation to have a pet in a pet-free building. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this blind man supported my view that an Emotional Support Animal should go through the same kind of intensive training to be considered a service animal that performs a therapeutic function for its owner.
All too early, I had to leave the group - I had 2 loads of laundry to get done, and not enough time left to do it. Luckily, I got home early enough to get my loads in before my laundry basket turned into a pumpkin.