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Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB
It's more likely he was upset that his Waffle House hashbrowns weren't cooked to order.
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Originally Posted by Elephant Walk
And there weren't grits on the menu, true.
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Originally Posted by AKA_Monet
Hey, don't knock it, the folks in the PacNW do make grits, albeit not as good as Shoney's, but hey, grits are made up here...
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Originally Posted by MysticCat
Not to mention the tea.
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I guess no one got my joke. We don't have Waffle Houses out here. I think they're gross. Yet they're everywhere in the south. I don't understand the appeal at all.
But anyway, as AKA Monet said, you'll find grits up here, too. Not at every breakfast spot, but at many.
Regarding the tea, honestly I don't taste the difference in the tea I add sugar to vs. the sweet tea down south. And believe me, I've had plenty of southern sweet tea in my life.
It's silly to compare someplace like Seattle, Portland or San Francisco to Los Angeles. They're completely different. Someone who thinks they're remotely the same has obviously never visited. Aside from that, the west coast has some of the most beautiful parts of this whole country. But all of this has been said in the "Southern California" thread.
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