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He just unlocked the combo to get his citizenship! LOL....
The World Cup is completely changing European minds about Texas
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He just unlocked the combo to get his citizenship! LOL....
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New York, though...
OMG, don't get me started. I grew up 65 miles from NYC and could not agree with you more. Ironically, the nicest people I met in Manhattan were the NYPD during the Giuliani administration 25 years ago.
Hillary's basket of deplorable's are so much more hospitable than anything the visitors will find in the liberal cities.
BadMoonRisin said:AxelFoley85 said:
Personal anecdote but we received much different treatment in Europe when people would hear us speak Spanish as a family. My wife also speaks French and the treatment in Paris is night and day when she code switches on them.
I was in Italy 2 decades ago and they absolutely hated foreigners, especially American tourists. This was during GWB times and the GWOT. We still had a good time, though, because we had some coin and the Italians had no choice but to serve us.
The lie about Americans being the most racist country in existence is just that. Lies made up by the grievance class who always seems to want more. Interestingly enough, they want to somehow take credit for people acting kindly, in general, to most people from out of town. People that they actively hate and have zero connection to. Maybe they will finally wake up, but I doubt it.
It's almost palpable how much they hate "flyover" people, when they are so far showing to be the most generous and welcoming to our European and International guests.
I had the exact opposite experience. The people were very friendly and hospitable. Our hotel clerk helped us set up our train tickets to Levanto and called the B&B we were staying at to coordinate getting from the train station to the B&B. We had a wonderful time.
Rome
Levanto (Cinque Terra)
Maranello (visit Ferrari Factory)
Modena
fc2112 said:
Saw a great one on Insta of a German dude in a bar, amazed at the plaques commemorating various American soldiers.
He said "can you imagine us commemorating Uncle Dolph serving in the First Panzer... hahaha". Then he sighs and says "Man, I'm so f-ing jealous..."
Yeah, this is it. This dude is a comedian and funny as hell.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTfz2ugFE5i/?igsh=MXNneGFnbTVkNHF0eg==
BTW - I think this French girl sums up the essence of what makes America different better than anyone I've heard in a while
https://instagr.am/p/DS3pmtpjbQU
https://instagr.am/p/DS3pmtpjbQU
Im addicted to the constant stream of new videos with foreigners praising America and being mad at their own lying media who have led them to believe America is terrible!
fc2112 said:
BTW - I think this French girl sums up the essence of what makes America different better than anyone I've heard in a while
https://instagr.am/p/DS3pmtpjbQU
What she is expressing is certainly true of Germans also. I have many friends with German mothers, and their mindset is very different than ours. Germans complaining about everything is a joke rooted in truth.
Proud to be an American. Proud to be a Texan. Last week I was in west Texas, and those people are even nicer than average Texans, but I knew that.
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The husband remarked constantly that his clothes no longer fit after a week in San Antonio...
That's turrible!
I was watching some different streams especially about Dallas. Europeans start with Waffle House, then a full tray at Terry Blacks for lunch and Texas Roadhouse massive steak for dinner and Cheesecake Factory for dessert. Guys, guys, guys! Don't have to eat all of that in the same day! We certainly don't.
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Guys, guys, guys! Don't have to eat all of that in the same day! We certainly don't.
Speak for yourself, ma'am.
The French are the ridiculous ones. Not a damn thing wrong sporting a Buccees hat. With the Buccee lovefest going on the World Cup is paying for our 2028 National Championship.
fc2112 said:
BTW - I think this French girl sums up the essence of what makes America different better than anyone I've heard in a while
https://instagr.am/p/DS3pmtpjbQU
I had a manager who was French (but from the Belgium boarder) and very cool.
He loved living in America; he ended up living in Austin while here and had only good thing to say about America... except for the bread. He hated the bread the bread here.... which just meant every time there was a group dinner people kept getting extra bread amd rolls and giving them them to him
3rd Coast said:
The French are the ridiculous ones. Not a damn thing wrong sporting a Buccees hat. With the Buccee lovefest going on the World Cup is paying for our 2028 National Championship.
You know that the Buc-ees hat is going to be the must have apparel in Europe to prove you went to Texas for the World Cup.
Biz Ag said:DargelSkout said:
Freddy should write a book about this entire experience.
He'll be portrayed by Idris Elba when the Netflix version comes out.
I don't think that meets the "put a chick in it and make it gay" qualifications.
Need a black gay chick.
You can turn off signatures, btw
Belgium and French breads are one thing they do have on us. A good French croissant is awfully hard to beat.
aggiehawg said:
I was watching some different streams especially about Dallas. Europeans start with Waffle House, then a full tray at Terry Blacks for lunch and Texas Roadhouse massive steak for dinner and Cheesecake Factory for dessert. Guys, guys, guys! Don't have to eat all of that in the same day! We certainly don't.
Ive seen some funny AI videos of Europeans being questioned by customs for not matching their passports since theyve added 50 pounds since being here
TAMUallen said:aggiehawg said:
I was watching some different streams especially about Dallas. Europeans start with Waffle House, then a full tray at Terry Blacks for lunch and Texas Roadhouse massive steak for dinner and Cheesecake Factory for dessert. Guys, guys, guys! Don't have to eat all of that in the same day! We certainly don't.
Ive seen some funny AI videos of Europeans being questioned by customs for not matching their passports since theyve added 50 pounds since being here
Plus a pit stop for some snacks at Buc-ees. Not to mention what they might eat at the stadium. It is almost as if they are Oliver Twist asking for more please.
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Not a damn thing wrong sporting a Buccees hat.
Tell that to half the people on TexAgs that absolutely hate Buc-ee's.
Been to 7 Buc-ee's in my travels. Never had their jerky until my last stop. Dear God, forgive me for never buying it previously. That stuff rocks!
ToddyHill said:Quote:
Not a damn thing wrong sporting a Buccees hat.
Tell that to half the people on TexAgs that absolutely hate Buc-ee's.
Been to 7 Buc-ee's in my travels. Never had their jerky until my last stop. Dear God, forgive me for never buying it previously. That stuff rocks!
Every time I pass a Buc-ee's I'm automatically stopping for at least a half a pound of western style peppered.
And maybe a couple of free samples.
i'm sorry i dont laugh at the right times.
Europeans slowly realizing that all the anti-America propaganda was to keep them from coming here and realizing they live in a 3rd world, managed decline, open borders economic zone with no actual freedom.
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western style peppered
Thank you sir! That's now on my Buc-ee's bucket list.
ToddyHill said:Quote:
Not a damn thing wrong sporting a Buccees hat.
Tell that to half the people on TexAgs that absolutely hate Buc-ee's.
Been to 7 Buc-ee's in my travels. Never had their jerky until my last stop. Dear God, forgive me for never buying it previously. That stuff rocks
I'll tell you this. I love buc-cees.
But I also hate it.
Its a great place for a road warrior like me to be able to stop and get some bada** stuff for the road. Clean bathrooms, etc.
on the other hand, the parking lot and crowds are awful. They are anxiety inducing, blood pressure raising, stress magnets.
TresPuertas said:ToddyHill said:Quote:
Not a damn thing wrong sporting a Buccees hat.
Tell that to half the people on TexAgs that absolutely hate Buc-ee's.
Been to 7 Buc-ee's in my travels. Never had their jerky until my last stop. Dear God, forgive me for never buying it previously. That stuff rocks
I'll tell you this. I love buc-cees.
But I also hate it.
Its a great place for a road warrior like me to be able to stop and get some bada** stuff for the road. Clean bathrooms, etc.
on the other hand, the parking lot and crowds are awful. They are anxiety inducing, blood pressure raising, stress magnets.
Only on the holidays. I find them reasonable on typical stops during the week.
The left cannot kill the Spirit of Charlie Kirk.
The only knock I have on Buccees is their eggs…terrible, tortillas need improvement as well
fc2112 said:3rd Coast said:
The French are the ridiculous ones. Not a damn thing wrong sporting a Buccees hat. With the Buccee lovefest going on the World Cup is paying for our 2028 National Championship.
You know that the Buc-ees hat is going to be the must have apparel in Europe to prove you went to Texas for the World Cup.
That and Cowboy hats. The stockyards have been slammed with foreigners buying cowboy hats.
techno-ag said:TresPuertas said:ToddyHill said:Quote:
Not a damn thing wrong sporting a Buccees hat.
Tell that to half the people on TexAgs that absolutely hate Buc-ee's.
Been to 7 Buc-ee's in my travels. Never had their jerky until my last stop. Dear God, forgive me for never buying it previously. That stuff rocks
I'll tell you this. I love buc-cees.
But I also hate it.
Its a great place for a road warrior like me to be able to stop and get some bada** stuff for the road. Clean bathrooms, etc.
on the other hand, the parking lot and crowds are awful. They are anxiety inducing, blood pressure raising, stress magnets.
Only on the holidays. I find them reasonable on typical stops during the week.
And even when crowded, the check out lines are insanely quick. We stopped at a brand new one in middle-of-nowhere-Alabama on a road trip to Florida in March 2021 and they had to have traffic conductors and coned off lanes in the parking lot. The place was swarming and the lines were long. Felt like the whole county and then some decided to go there that day. It was pretty chaotic, but we were still in and out of there very quick.
I've always considered buccees food very mid, as the kids say.
I stop for the bathrooms. Those are excellent
I stop for the bathrooms. Those are excellent
Who?mikejones! said:
I've always considered buccees food very mid, as the kids say.
I stop for the bathrooms. Those are excellent
People do not create a 2 billion dollar business on clean bathrooms alone. Those bathrooms may get people inside but it is the food and the branded merch sold that is the brilliance of their business model.
fc2112 said:
BTW - I think this French girl sums up the essence of what makes America different better than anyone I've heard in a while
https://instagr.am/p/DS3pmtpjbQU
The root of her point is really about the slippery slope of freedom. We all give up a little of our rights every day with every law that gets passed. It is almost always something minor. But then it accumulates. And the more it does, the more you start to realize all of the freedom you have willingly given up over the years. That's where most of Europe is now. Its something young people also seldom realize because they haven't been around long enough to notice.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - Ben Franklin
Squadron7 said:Quote:
The husband remarked constantly that his clothes no longer fit after a week in San Antonio...
That's turrible!
It is why Wemby's inability to put on weight is so mysterious.
Who?mikejones! said:
I've always considered buccees food very mid, as the kids say.
I stop for the bathrooms. Those are excellent
I don't know man, for a gas station, I can't think of anything that comes even close. I'm a big fan of their jerky and enjoy both the chopped brisket sandwich and pulled pork sandwiches. The homemade chips are delicious too and I don't know of any other places I can get the equivalent. Their breakfast tacos and burritos are great. I will never understand the people who slam their food...it's not designed to be a Michelin rated restaurant...just a place to get vastly superior food and snacks on-the-go compared to what the competitors (Love's, Valero, Exxon, etc.) are offering.
I think dunking on Buc-ees is just kind of a popular trend for some native Texans. I've got buddies who can't think of a nice thing to say about Buc-ees and I'll never get it.
Scruffy said:fc2112 said:
BTW - I think this French girl sums up the essence of what makes America different better than anyone I've heard in a while
https://instagr.am/p/DS3pmtpjbQU
I had a manager who was French (but from the Belgium boarder) and very cool.
He loved living in America; he ended up living in Austin while here and had only good thing to say about America... except for the bread. He hated the bread the bread here.... which just meant every time there was a group dinner people kept getting extra bread amd rolls and giving them them to him
If he was accustomed to bread leavened with sourdough at home, and even homemade bread, it makes sense. They use different grinds of flours in Europe (see 0, 1, and double 00 in Italy), and even if it is something as small as not using sugar to speed up the yeast, that can make a big difference over time.
The lack of sugar in bread is one of the reasons I think they refer to our bread as 'cake'.
Food is decent, snacks are on point
fc2112 said:
Belgium and French breads are one thing they do have on us. A good French croissant is awfully hard to beat.
Once you learn to take your time, laminated dough is actually pretty easy. I put off making croissants for the longest time because I was concerned about temp control. My concerns turned out to be unfounded.
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