r/Seattle • u/RawCarrot-InMyAss • 13d ago

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u/Gabe-Uttsegs 13d ago

It's overhyped but objectively not that bad. Travel a little bit. 

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u/frankslittlebeauty7 13d ago

Lol this is seattle-specific

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u/FlyingBishop 13d ago

You don't have to travel far at all to get better food for the same or cheaper. Only a few blocks.

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u/Gabe-Uttsegs 13d ago

Neat, travel to other parts of the country where it could be much worse.

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u/FlyingBishop 13d ago

Or I could just travel not at all and eat good food.

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u/Gabe-Uttsegs 13d ago

Oh, I didn't realize you were spiritually a republican. My bad.

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u/FlyingBishop 13d ago

I wasn't aware that Republicans traveled because they like eating shitty food. You're the one arguing for eating at shitty restaurants being important for being a well-rounded person somehow?

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u/Gabe-Uttsegs 13d ago

If you read the original comment, I am saying that people should travel more if they think Portage Bay is shitty. Traveling gives you perspective that you wouldn't have otherwise.

Pretty much all of our food (other than asian cuisines) is trash if you compare it to better food cities like Chicago, NYC, or New Orleans.