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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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Honestly, I would appreciate the sentiment. Too often do I cut open the avocado and realize it's not a good one, and it ruins my lunch.
I'm in Germany and almost every avocado here is a bad avocado. Two things I really miss from California: avocados and dispensaries. Things I don't miss: strip malls and cars for everything.
I miss Burritos most from California. Texas thinks they have good Mexican food, but they apparently have no fucking clue what a burrito is. A burrito does require sauce being poured on top. You can wrap it in foil and hold it instead of needing a fork and knife.
Sorry, rant over.
I have never visited Germany, but I visited Tokyo last spring and loved the public transportation. I live in rural area, so cars are unfortunately my life.