This low key beautiful

[Lexington Steele]

The bathroom of the smartest man in America, February 2020.

 

[WesCrook]

oh you mean like mexican food, period?

Indeed

Anything that ends with "ada", "tos/os", what difference does it make

 

[maxamusa]

damn I want to take my wife there for a picnic on our anniversary

 

[Fillerguy]

I don't understand what I'm looking at

 

[Buddy]

I don't get it

someone explain

You see that water tower on the left?

 

[old pig]

I don't get it

someone explain

I don't understand what I'm looking at

I’m guessing the photo is supposed to represent something that’s “proudly american”…a popular fast food chain in a “beautiful” middle america setting

 

[levitate]

…I don’t get it.

 

[42 Monks]

I don't get it

someone explain

I don't understand what I'm looking at

I’m guessing the photo is supposed to represent something that’s “proudly american”…a popular fast food chain in a “beautiful” middle america setting

space is a massive premium in a lot of euro areas - and top it off, most aren't ever driving 4+ hours at a time through straight countryside. had some brits with me in texas once.... we drove from dallas to phoenix and those dudes may as well have thought they were on a different planet lol

the US has so much space, a fukking fast food chain in the middle of nowhere hours between the nearest towns isn't strange at all.


even a trucker stop on the empty parts of the highway through NC and VA would have them confused and bewildered its shyt like that that makes it clear europe is a much older environment relatively speaking. some of those roads were paved centuries ago for entirely different regimes. houses built on top of houses is the norm.

a road trip through Idaho would bring a Belgian family to tears

 

[old pig]

space is a massive premium in a lot of euro areas - and top it off, most aren't ever driving 4+ hours at a time through straight countryside. had some brits with me in texas once.... we drove from dallas to phoenix and those dudes may as well have thought they were on a different planet lol

the US has so much space, a fukking fast food chain in the middle of nowhere hours between the nearest towns isn't strange at all.


even a trucker stop on the empty parts of the highway through NC and VA would have them confused and bewildered its shyt like that that makes it clear europe is a much older environment relatively speaking. some of those roads were paved centuries ago for entirely different regimes. houses built on top of houses is the norm.

a road trip through Idaho would bring a Belgian family to tears

great perspective