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OP: "In-N-Out is my favorite fast food restaurant." You: "No, you're wrong."

• mhh__ 6y ago
  Even if the intended meaning is that it does (in the title) say "best" not favourite, which is ultimately, if not exactly, a reasonably quantitative question.
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  • eyelidlessness 6y ago
    I’m pretty sure normally when people express “____ is the best _____ I’ve ever owned”, they’re implicitly saying it’s the best “for my needs and preferences”. Absent brain trauma or serious delusion, I would assume the person speaking is better able to quantify that than any outside observer.
• cool-RR 6y ago
  OP: "Here's my opinion." Him: "Here's mine."