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In response to "I thought she went to Mexico City? Wouldn't that be like the difference between Los Angeles and the Napa Valley? -- nm" by Beryllium

Same language, similar food (I'm guessing) -- nm

Posted by Roger More (aka RogerMore) Nov 5 '09, 10:02

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Napa is known for it's fancy restaurants. Los Angeles has of late become a foodie's paradise (you just have to drive almost everywhere) -- nm - con_carne Nov 5, 10:10 5
- I'm talking about the similarities between Mexico City and Costa Rica -- nm - Roger More Nov 5, 10:11 4
  - it's like comparing NYC to the Everglades. -- nm - loosilu Nov 5, 10:12 3
    - Yep - and to an outsider, the United States is one big amorphous blob with one type of food, one way of speaking, etc - Roger More Nov 5, 10:15 1
      - I always made it a point to explain to my foreign friends this summer that an NYC usa and Indiana usa is vastly different. -- nm - Hotkiss Nov 5, 10:18
    - from what ive read/heard, Costa Rica has become a tourism hotspot - Guy Nov 5, 10:15
have you BEEN to los angeles? - Beryllium Nov 5, 10:03
food: i doubt that. other than using similar staples, it varies a bit - Guy Nov 5, 10:03 1
- Sure - similar in the way that Chinese foodin Beijing is similar to Chinese food in Hong Kong - Roger More Nov 5, 10:10

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