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That's funny--my impression is that it's a popular concept in America, and growing increasingly so, especially with the new-style Main St. (parodied on South Pa
by sonofblah 8y ago
That's funny--my impression is that it's a popular concept in America, and growing increasingly so, especially with the new-style Main St. (parodied on South Park and probably elsewhere).
That may be more true in have versus have-not cities, though.
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- bluedino 8y ago'Bistro' here just means a tiny restaurant with $9 sliders and red wine.