I love how over here Indian food is (generally) seen as exotic or luxurious, while Mexican food is so common that it's part of the culinary culture in this country, while over there it's the exact opposite.
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I love how over here Indian food is (generally) seen as exotic or luxurious, while Mexican food is so common that it's part of the culinary culture in this country, while over there it's the exact opposite.
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I love how over here Indian food is (generally) seen as exotic or luxurious, while Mexican food is so common that it's part of the culinary culture in this country, while over there it's the exact opposite.
Probably that thing with The Alamo.