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Populist_Prole

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5. Agreed

Reply to Eleanors38 (Reply #4)

Fri Sep 6, 2013, 02:08 AM

Sep 2013

The "FoodCo" corporatization has blurred differences between regions. Add to that the "stepford kids" that were born and raised in sprawl suburbia that know, and never knew, nothing BUT the familiar corporate food chain garbage....AND....want nothing BUT that. It's a disease that affects even food-rich , cosmopolitan metro areas. Such is the power of advertising.

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America’s Worst Cities for Food Lovers [View all] TexasTowelie Sep 2013 OP

How about the Good Humor index? longship Sep 2013 #1

I dunno, their criteria seems a bit too "by the numbers" IMO Populist_Prole Sep 2013 #2

Big problem is when the Interstate system spread it fostered fast food, Eleanors38 Sep 2013 #4

Agreed Populist_Prole Sep 2013 #5

Live in Austin, Tx. Good, varied, inexpensive here. Eleanors38 Sep 2013 #3