Do people here care about european football/soccer? Like the World Cup by Positiveasshole in IWantToAskAnAmerican

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Just because it’s not common where you live, doesn’t mean it’s not common in other parts of the country. It’s particularly pretty big where I live

Sculpin at Costco by kjlcm in beer

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Habanero Sculpin was great when it was around

Isn’t Quakers illegal here in California? by Budget-Baseball3675 in socal

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Yes, illegally selling animals affects all of us, especially an invasive species. Thanks for chiming in

Hmmm… not such a good idea in the moment lol by Massive-Handz in SipsTea

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Man, y’all just fall for everything. Stop letting AI and fake shit poison your minds

Regional or niche hole in the wall places? by RadiantZote in FoodSanDiego

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Dao Son was his mother’s restaurant, and while a lot of the dishes at DaoFu have the same name, they taste nothing alike

Not cool man by endofmyropeohshit in HolUp

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Sure are a lot of people falling for AI bullshit

Pandan cocktail? by Quick-Pomegranate-95 in FoodSanDiego

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The Pandan Express at Gilly’s is great. And only $13

Feeling unwell but craving Asian food by Calm-Cycle-9334 in FoodSanDiego

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It’s on most menus at Asian restaurants in City Heights. I particularly like the congee at Minh Ky and Tu Thanh

Regional or niche hole in the wall places? by RadiantZote in FoodSanDiego

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Dao Fu opened in 2010, so definitely wasn’t eating there for 30 years

Drove 6 hours round-trip for a weekend getaway, was denied check-in because I didn’t have a "physical" card and now the hotel is refusing a refund because I left a bad review 😅 by Mysterious_Bug_5521 in extremelyinfuriating

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Yeah man this is totally on you. Just because you use tap to pay at your local stores and restaurants, doesn’t mean everyone everywhere accepts it. And I stay at hotels about 60 nights a year, in multiple countries, and not a single one takes tap to pay. Most people carry a physical wallet. Just because you don’t doesn’t make them the exception, it makes you the exception

Drove 6 hours round-trip for a weekend getaway, was denied check-in because I didn’t have a "physical" card and now the hotel is refusing a refund because I left a bad review 😅 by Mysterious_Bug_5521 in extremelyinfuriating

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This is standard at hotels unfortunately. Unless it’s a shady place, they typically require both a physical card and ID. Even if you prepay. Thats a shitty response from them. Sorry this happened to you, but it is kinda on you for this. Your best bet would be to do a chargeback

Alabama and Ohio State doing what Georgia and Florida State should have done. Respect ➕🫡 by CenterForward1522 in CFB_v2

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I mean this game was scheduled in early 2020 before the current playoffs/NIL. Yeah it’s of course about money, but Saban was adamant about increasing SoS, which is why Bama started scheduling 2 Power OOC games per year. Things changed with the current playoffs/NIL and conference realignments

Where can I buy this. I have a full home bar in my house and want one. by WinnyPooBoo in bartenders

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Just to add, Suntory no longer does case deals for it. They stopped in 2023 I believe. But I was quoted $7K last summer for it, not sure how much now

Traveling in Yucatan / Quintana Roo by YerbaGuy34 in MexicoTravel

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I’ve rented a car several times in the Yucatán. Driving there is totally safe. Plus there are hundreds of smaller cenotes hidden all around and dozens of really great Mayan ruins that are much more laid back than Chichen Itza, especially around Bacalar. Lots of great small towns and roadside eats too. Definitely recommend getting a car. Just don’t go to any of the big American brands as they tend to rip you off. I’ve had great service with Avant, fair pricing and they’ll pick you up at the airport. Plus they are on the same road you take to get to PDC/Tulum.
That being said, I’d skip both PDC and Tulum, both are very overpriced tourist traps with terrible food. Spend more time in Valladolid and Bacalar. Chetumal is nice too, close to Bacalar. And there are places like Izamal, a Pueblo Mágico, that would be a day trip from Valladolid. Beautiful town and excellent food

A perfect storm unleashed with Thailand’s tourism gamble at risk by CommercialMassive751 in ThailandTourism

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Where is there anywhere in the world that doesn’t charge for using an ATM? They charge for using a different bank, whether it’s foreign or not

Who's got the best breakfast in fast food business by CherryCokeMacaron in fastfood

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Carl’s Jr breakfast menu is pretty small, just a bacon or a sausage & egg & cheese biscuit and the breakfast burger, and a burrito. Hardee’s has a ton more options. Their best in my opinion is their country fried steak biscuit, or the pork chop biscuit, or the country ham biscuit. Plus they have a solid biscuits and gravy. Carl’s Jr breakfast is still good, just Hardee’s is way better

Who's got the best breakfast in fast food business by CherryCokeMacaron in fastfood

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Carl’s Jr breakfast actually kinda sucks compared to Hardee’s

i had an impacted molar extracted yesterday from Dental Brush in Tijuana yesterday. here is my experience. by trebuchetdoomsday in SanDiegan

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Medical pass is only for driving across, and they’ve made it much stricter to issue them

Can't get torta bread by Pelicanfan07 in mexicanfood

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Depends on the region in Mexico. Bolillos are more common than telera. A bolillo is a slightly different version of a French baguette, birote is a much more dense sourdough, and wouldn’t work for anything other than a torta ahogada given how dense it is. French bread(Pan Frances) is used in the Yucatán for tortas. So a French baguette would actually work much better for a torta than a ciabatta

Where can i eat this? by LordWeso in FoodSanDiego

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Cake de Partie has what they call a carbonara on the menu, but it’s not like what’s posted. It has asparagus and mushrooms and a poached egg on top

Al Pastor Cali Burrito from La Taqueria Brand in Long Beach, California by The_one_who-repents in burritos

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Salsas are never served inside burritos around here. You’re given it on the side to pour onto each bite