Time to celebrate! Once the SOLD sign goes up, I mean.

Big, strong men with tears in their eyes...

I don't know, Irish food seemed fairly popular. This being said, it's been decades since I lived there so I don't qualify as an expert. London in particular seemed to have every type of foreign food you could think of. But yes, Indian/Pakistani food was more common than Chinese there.

Wow, that's really strange. Looks like they have been mismanaged pretty badly. It's a shame, I did like their food.

Their website says there is one still open in Indianapolis. I used to visit them occasionally when they had a location open near me, but there's none left in Illinois.

I had a paczki today and it was delicious. Fat Tuesday is a nice excuse to eat something unhealthy for sure...

True, but all quite popular there - other than lobster rolls. I never heard of that over there. I think foreign food is popular in the UK because traditional British food is so bland.

You'll die, but you'll die happy.

Baked beans with breakfast was pretty common in the UK, I presume that's where New England gets it from.

A sandwich is just a sandwich, but a Manwich is a Meal.

Evidently lots of places around Chicago have paczki, I'll have to check it out sometime...

I don't miss Houston, but it was easier to find kolaches there. Although I'm sure I could find some in Chicago proper if I searched for them.

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There aren't any passenger or private jets that fly that high since the Concorde was retired