What is the best thing about living in America?
From someone who has never been there.
Food and guns
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share100 different types of frozen pizza at the supermarket.
shareNot all are edible, though.
shareBut it's all bout the choices.
We can choose to eat them and then spend the evening in the bathroom. Our choice.
Just like the bread aisle.
I get dizzy when I go into the bread section.
Same thing with the chips aisle. 😵 That's before you get to the cookie/cracker aisle.
shareDon't get me started on the chips aisle.
I could spend 2 hrs in that aisle.
Chicken in a Biskit crackers= happiness in a box.
Can't have Chicken in a Biskit without Squeeze cheese, or is it easy cheese?
Not that we get either in Canada
Either way you're singing my song.
Have you ever had Chicken in a Biskit.
More addicting than crack!
I get my family to bring me some whenever they come to visit.
shareYou won't be disappointed!
shareOh I've had it several times and it is addicting. In a way I'm glad we don't get them here or I'd eat them all the time.
shareI just wish they came in a jumbo box.
One box lasts like 5 minutes.
It's one of my guilty pleasures.
Probably in my top 100 guilty pleasures but I'll have to check on this.
What is the best thing about living in America?
not living in Mexico
Disneyworld.
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All you had to do was ask the Godfather of Soul, James Brown ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yrT0DpvfVI
From an Aussie who spent a year there, I’d say cost of living.
It seemed that most things were half the price you’d expect in Australia. The dollar had parity back then so everything was so damn cheap.
I remember them complaining about the price of fuel but it was still less than a dollar a litre.