"Kingfish" wrote in message
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IMHO even if that did somehow happen, I'd still agree that the
non-McDonald's option is better, even if the food isn't as good. After
all,
what's the point of going to all the trouble to fly somewhere, only to
eat
the exact same food you can get in your own back yard?

Hmmm... my sentiments exactly. See above...

True, I guess I did unconsciously wind up borrowing from your previous post
a bit.

It was a place that served both Chinese food and
American diner fare. I wouldn't say they were haute cuisine, but they
did a
perfectly passable job on both,

Now that's downright creepy... POST THIEF!!! : )

But not here. After all, your reference to "haute cuisine" was in terms of
"why bother flying, since it's not that" while mine was "it doesn't need to
be that for flying to that to be fun". Of course, we were talking about
different kinds of restaurants, and so IMHO both statements were on the
mark. But I hope I'm not causing a degree of "creep factor" here.

Pete