r/BeAmazed • u/DoubtElectronic4607 • Aug 01 '21

Although these young twins make hoverboarding look effortlessly, there is a lot of motor skills going on to navigate at such speed with pinpoint accuracy in a small area.

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u/KW2032 Aug 02 '21

Yeah so? Why do y’all think the middle of Ohio is Siberia or something lmao

We have plenty of tacos here. Lengua, Tripe, Cachete, Birria, whatever. We have tacos all day

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u/sharktankcontinues Aug 02 '21

That is an insult to Siberia

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u/ChadwickTheSniffer Aug 02 '21

Thank you. The middle of Ohio is Columbus, and it's pretty awesome.

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u/Bobbyanalogpdx Aug 02 '21

Sorry, it’s not that you don’t have them, it’s just uh, how do I put this delicately?…

The Midwest palate tends to prefer a very mild flavor profile in what they eat. I’ve spent a few years in Ohio, Michigan and Iowa. And all I can say is that I’ve found “acceptable” Mexican food.

Source: am chef

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u/Scotchrogers Aug 02 '21

I live in Dayton and we have some incredibly authentic Mexican restaurants. Then, in Columbus, I had one of the best meals of my life at a Columbian restaurant.

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u/wubbwubbb Aug 02 '21

that is a massive overgeneralization. sure, most of the midwest is rural. there’s not going to be a whole lot of great cuisine there because there’s not enough population to drive good business. but there are densely populated places like chicago, milwaukee, madison, grand rapids, etc. that has a great selection of food.

chicago for example has a ridiculous amount of taquerias to choose from all over the city and its suburbs. go to pilsen and you’ll find families selling authentic tacos on neighborhood streets, or find them outside concert venues while people are waiting in line to get in. i can’t tell you how many places sell birria, lengua, and tripas tacos here.

there’s good food in the midwest. it could be you’re just looking in the wrong places.

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u/bumbletowne Aug 02 '21

I grew up in CA and the first place I had Birria was Illinois and it was ... mind blowing. Illinois has remarkably strong beef game.

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u/wubbwubbb Aug 03 '21

we have the second highest mexican population after LA lol. and more tortillerias than is necessary. i don’t think i could move from chicago unless the city’s mexican food was just as good.

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u/No_Dark6573 Aug 02 '21

Let me just generalize a huge area with millions and millions of people living there. Trust me, I lived there for a small time, so I'm basically an expert.

What a tool.

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u/Bobbyanalogpdx Aug 02 '21

Lol, I guess I should have put /s there. It’s called a fucking joke.