1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

Reader's Digest is still printing in the US, but seeing you haven't been there for decades, there's things about the US you wouldn't know. They are digital in some areas.

Fine.

But, please....

Just try not to tell me too much more about Texas.

3 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Fine.

But, please....

Just try not to tell me too much more about Texas.

It's okay, you don't want to move there. It's too nice, although you could live there and hide in a condo surrounded by a cool AC, and have food sent to you daily.

3 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

It's okay, you don't want to move there. It's too nice, although you could live there and hide in a condo surrounded by a cool AC, and have food sent to you daily.

I do not want to be surrounded.

But, what kind of food?

And, daily food would probably be too costly.

Would that be a Philly cheese-steak every day?

I don't chase women, women chase me

33 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

I do not want to be surrounded.

But, what kind of food?

And, daily food would probably be too costly.

Would that be a Philly cheese-steak every day?

Every food you can get worldwide you can get in Texas. Restaurants from all cultures and countries, ingredients from all over, and health food markets and shops where you can get the best of everything healthy.This along with a huge Asian constituent that run hundreds of Asian markets with food imported from all over Asia.

Edited Tuesday at 01:06 AM2 days by fredwiggy

7 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Every food you can get worldwide you can get in Texas. Restaurants from all cultures and countries, ingredients from all over, and health food markets and shops where you can get the best of everything healthy.This along with a huge Asian constituent that run hundreds of Asian markets with food imported from all over Asia.

Last month I went to a food truck north of Austin run by a couple from Isan. It was amusing showing them my Thai drivers licence. Oh, the food was quite good as well.

2 minutes ago, technoronin said:

Last month I went to a food truck north of Austin run by a couple from Isan. It was amusing showing them my Thai drivers licence. Oh, the food was quite good as well.

Austin had quite a few excellent restaurants and food trucks, along with Asian markets. You can get a Banh Mi there in a couple of locations as good as the ones I had in Vietnam. They're from Vietnam originally. There's an Asian center on North Lamar that has a few restaurants and a huge Asian market. The Banh Mi's there also very good. This is their link..............https://chinatownaustin.com/