When I was a kid growing up in the Midwest, this is what I thought tacos were. And then a friend took me to a legit Mexican joint as a teenager and my mind was blown
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Kinda disappointed the friend didn't check with the driver at all and instead just wanted to leave the scene
And yet its collectivism makes it a much more cooperative society than America. People take care of the commons instead of taking as much as they can before anyone else
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I said the same. Giving you a virtual high five
Lao Gan ma.
I'm also kind of upset as a half-Chinese person that I didn't know about furikake until I was like 30. Like I'm low-key jealous the Japanese thought of it and my family didn't get the memo while I was growing up. Ah well, at least I know now!
Funny thing is, Jesses Waters originally got a hosting job after Bill O'Reilly got fired.
Walking in an American city is a great way to realize how totally fucked our transportation infrastructure is. So many people seem to have never even bothered to try walking anywhere
I agree. Some of the brightest most creative people in history took walks as part of their daily routines. I think it's a great way to reset the brain and get in touch with your surroundings and your body
The US Census Bureau defines the Midwest like this, but I think the Dakotas and most of Kansas and Nebraska are Great Plains, not tha Midwest.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midwestern_United_States#/media/File:Map_of_USA_Midwest.svg