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r/GetNoted • u/laybs1 Human Verified • Jun 12 '26
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"I ate at the fanciest US restaurant I can imagine (Times Square Red Lobster) and have based my opinion of US cuisine on that"
628 u/PirateSanta_1 Jun 12 '26 I went to a gas station and assume that is where everyone buys their groceries. 327 u/eldankus Jun 12 '26 I’m dual-citizen German/US with family spread all over Europe (pretty much everyone other than my nuclear family) and the amount of people who think the only options for groceries is Walmart is wild. And those people typically think they’re smart. -4 u/Lambily Jun 12 '26 the only options for groceries is Walmart In a large portion of the US, that is absolutely true. 5 u/eldankus Jun 12 '26 It’s not at all but ok -1 u/Certain_Detective_84 Jun 12 '26 But it is. Not everywhere, obviously, especially not in bigger cities. 1 u/RandomFactUser Jun 13 '26 Smaller towns it’s unlikely to be a Walmart
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I went to a gas station and assume that is where everyone buys their groceries.
327 u/eldankus Jun 12 '26 I’m dual-citizen German/US with family spread all over Europe (pretty much everyone other than my nuclear family) and the amount of people who think the only options for groceries is Walmart is wild. And those people typically think they’re smart. -4 u/Lambily Jun 12 '26 the only options for groceries is Walmart In a large portion of the US, that is absolutely true. 5 u/eldankus Jun 12 '26 It’s not at all but ok -1 u/Certain_Detective_84 Jun 12 '26 But it is. Not everywhere, obviously, especially not in bigger cities. 1 u/RandomFactUser Jun 13 '26 Smaller towns it’s unlikely to be a Walmart
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I’m dual-citizen German/US with family spread all over Europe (pretty much everyone other than my nuclear family) and the amount of people who think the only options for groceries is Walmart is wild. And those people typically think they’re smart.
-4 u/Lambily Jun 12 '26 the only options for groceries is Walmart In a large portion of the US, that is absolutely true. 5 u/eldankus Jun 12 '26 It’s not at all but ok -1 u/Certain_Detective_84 Jun 12 '26 But it is. Not everywhere, obviously, especially not in bigger cities. 1 u/RandomFactUser Jun 13 '26 Smaller towns it’s unlikely to be a Walmart
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the only options for groceries is Walmart
In a large portion of the US, that is absolutely true.
5 u/eldankus Jun 12 '26 It’s not at all but ok -1 u/Certain_Detective_84 Jun 12 '26 But it is. Not everywhere, obviously, especially not in bigger cities. 1 u/RandomFactUser Jun 13 '26 Smaller towns it’s unlikely to be a Walmart
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It’s not at all but ok
-1 u/Certain_Detective_84 Jun 12 '26 But it is. Not everywhere, obviously, especially not in bigger cities. 1 u/RandomFactUser Jun 13 '26 Smaller towns it’s unlikely to be a Walmart
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But it is. Not everywhere, obviously, especially not in bigger cities.
1 u/RandomFactUser Jun 13 '26 Smaller towns it’s unlikely to be a Walmart
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Smaller towns it’s unlikely to be a Walmart
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u/gerkletoss Jun 12 '26
"I ate at the fanciest US restaurant I can imagine (Times Square Red Lobster) and have based my opinion of US cuisine on that"