Here's a story: I was in Little Italy in NYC today and I stopped to have a panini at a place that advertised the best Tiramisu in Little Italy. Both the panini and the Tiramisu were palatable, at best, but far from what I would have expected. The waitress was a little rude too.
I paid the bill, left 25% gratuity, and made a mental note to try the place across the street.
I didn't create a support group for victims of false advertising, I didn't drone on and on about how I was gastronomically assaulted, and I didn't demand to publicly crucify their chef.
Your reply smacks of the hyperbole, so I'm singling you out. These guys are people just like you or I. They were wrong, they admitted it, and they're trying their best. Relax, buddy.