In the book "Origin" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a humorous exchange occurs regarding a character's lack of experience with dining at Olive Garden. Kat expresses her disbelief that someone could be considered knowledgeable about hotels without having indulged in the classic American restaurant experience that Olive Garden offers. This observation highlights the absurdity of claiming expertise without having tried something as popular as Olive Garden.

Daemon chimes in with a playful response, emphasizing the importance of visiting Olive Garden, particularly for its famous endless breadsticks and salad. His lighthearted remark underlines the notion that certain experiences, like enjoying a meal at Olive Garden, are culturally significant and should not be overlooked when assessing someone's taste or expertise.